The President of the Central African Republic, Faustin Archange Touadéra, who serves as the mediator for the Economic Community of Central African States (CEEAC), has announced that the military authorities in Gabon have agreed to develop a “roadmap” for a swift return to constitutional order.
Faustin Archange Touadéra, the CEEAC mediator, revealed that the military authorities in Gabon have consented to the creation of a “roadmap” aimed at rapidly restoring constitutional order in the country. This announcement was made on Gabonese state television, although precise details regarding the timeline and content of this roadmap have not yet been disclosed.
The Central African President had traveled to Libreville as part of his mediation mission, expressing his commitment to engage in discussions with all Gabonese stakeholders and international partners to ensure a swift return to constitutional legality.
The CEEAC had previously announced the suspension of Gabon from all its bodies following the military coup that occurred on August 30, during which General Brice Oligui Nguema seized power, overthrowing President Ali Bongo, who had just claimed victory in the presidential election on August 26. General Oligui Nguema was sworn in before the members of the Constitutional Court, becoming the country’s president for a transitional period, without a specific duration being set.
