Led by Félix Tshisekedi, the facilitation mission of the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) affirms that it is impartial and involved in the smooth running and inclusiveness of the transition in Chad. A group of Chadian opponents has launched a petition to challenge the Congolese president, accused of ” deception ” and D'” illusionism ” in this file.
1 min
Last weekend, a group of Chadian opponents led by Yaya Dillo launched a petition to challenge Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi, accused of ” deception ” And ” of illusionism “. Baseless accusations, according to Didier Mazenga, Minister of Tourism of the DRC and special envoy of the Congolese head of state for Chad, as part of the facilitation.
“ We had worked with Chad’s partners, we had worked with the government and the parties regarding the process, including political parties and religious denominations. We placed emphasis on supporting the facilitator in the process and we reached an agreement with all parties. President Félix Tshisekedi himself made a trip to Ndjamena and spoke with all the parties, notably the opposition parties who did not participate in the dialogue and even Yaya Dillo, he knows well that we exchange with him at any time. So all this is happening normally, the president has tabled a facilitation roadmap, that is to say from his appointment until the elections scheduled for October next year. This is the real situation and it is therefore not that President Félix is challenged, that is not true. President Félix had clearly said that he supports, that he does not give instructions, but makes proposals to achieve a credible process. »
Read alsoChadian crisis: what results for the facilitation mission of the President of the DRC in Ndjamena?