In a speech addressed to the nation, General Mamadi Doumbouya unveiled the major stages which will mark the year 2025, described as“crucial election year”. Among the key announcements, a constitutional referendum and major elections, including the presidential, legislative and municipal elections, are planned to establish a definitive return to constitutional order.
An ambitious electoral calendar
The president of the transition specified that a decree formalizing the date of the constitutional referendum would be published soon, with the aim of organizing it during the first quarter of 2025. This referendum will pave the way for successive elections, to take place in a climate of transparency and inclusiveness.
General Doumbouya stressed that this process aims to lay the foundations for stable governance that respects republican principles. He reaffirmed his commitment to leading Guinea towards a successful transition, while calling for collective mobilization to guarantee the success of these deadlines.
Lifting political restrictions and calling for accountability
In a significant gesture, the president announced the lifting of restrictions on political activities, imposed by the National Committee of the Rally for Development (CNRD). From 2025, these activities will be able to fully resume, subject to respect for public order and the rule of law.
However, the head of state warned against any attempt at disruption. Referring to past violence linked to political demonstrations, he insisted on the need to maintain social peace. “The State will not hesitate to intervene firmly to preserve public order”at-il having you.
A new constitution for a democratic future
Regarding the new constitution, Mamadi Doumbouya insisted on the importance that it reflects the deep aspirations of the Guinean people. It must serve as a foundation for sustainable and democratic governance, while strengthening republican institutions.
This constitutional text is seen as an essential pillar to guarantee political and institutional stability in the country. The president also called on Guineans to actively contribute to this process by adopting a constructive and responsible posture.
A transition under the sign of peace and stability
In conclusion, General Mamadi Doumbouya urged citizens to prioritize dialogue and national cohesion. “Guinea needs its sons and daughters united to build a prosperous and stable future”he declared.
The year 2025 therefore promises to be decisive for the Guinean transition. With this ambitious program, the authorities intend to chart a clear path towards a return to constitutional order, while consolidating the foundations of a solid and lasting democracy.
The Editorial Team
