Representative of Gen Z Madagasikara Ofisialy – Analamanga: "We came to advocate for a system change. This National Consultation must take our demands seriously: we need to move away from this exhausted system. The National Assembly must be dissolved. The problem isn't about people, but about the system itself. As long as it remains defective, those who depend on it stay blocked. There's no point trying to artificially maintain it. To change the system, we must break with the old one. Some benefits no longer make sense today. The fuel allowance for deputies, for example, reaches several million ariary, while some live nearby. That's wasteful. We need to review all of this." Mitterand Soanahelo, student at the University of Toliara: "We, the young people of Toliara, came to present a common proposal: the establishment of a federal state and autonomous provinces. Everything is concentrated in Antananarivo. There's no visible decentralization in the regions. And that doesn't help Madagascar's development. In a federal system, we can advance culture, economy, politics, health, and more. We are in a democracy. Our ideas won't necessarily be retained, but we will fight to be heard." Jean Lucien Andriatsara, young person from the Sofia region, living with a disability: "I notice there are no infrastructures adapted to our disability situation. We feel sidelined. But I also sense that those in power are listening to us. The very fact that this consultation is being held proves it. What is decided here must be applied directly afterward."