Tim party calls for election talks
The party secretary general stated that rumours of cancelled elections are unfounded.
The Madagascar political party Tiako i Madagasikara (Tim) has called for discussions on the upcoming elections. Tim's secretary general, Randriamasinoro Ny Rina, stated that rumours suggesting the elections will not happen are baseless. The party, founded by former president Ravalomanana, acknowledged existing political disagreements.
Ny Rina urged for dialogue to ensure the electoral process proceeds as scheduled, warning that delaying discussions could prolong the country's situation. He encouraged Tim supporters to register to vote, emphasizing the party's commitment to its promises and its role as a responsible political entity.
The Tim political bureau has instructed its followers to prepare for the elections and to register on the electoral rolls. The party also reminded all political parties of their duty to engage in political activity, educate citizens, and participate in elections, stating Tim has always been present through difficult and easy times.
Why it mattersMadagascar's political stability and the process of upcoming elections are directly affected.