The Association of Former Senior Advisors of the Transition and Senators of Madagascar (A.C.S.) has expressed support for the governance led by Michaël Randrianirina, president of the Republic's Refoundation. In a statement titled "Vavolombelon'ny mpiasa ny bainga," the association highlights several actions undertaken by the government, emphasizing the principle "Asa fa tsy kabary" – deeds rather than words. Jirama, water access, road infrastructure, social measures, and investments are among the main areas cited.
200 billion ariary. In the energy and water sector, the A.C.S. mentions the acquisition of new generators for Jirama, rehabilitation of water pipes, and judicial and administrative investigations into certain dysfunctions. On the social front, it cites salary increases, housing allowances, and strengthened efforts against child abductions and human trafficking. The association also highlights the seawater desalination project intended for Androy. Regarding infrastructure, it mentions the rehabilitation of RN2, RN4, and RN7, maintenance of secondary roads, and flyover and road interchange projects around the capital. The "Fandroso" project, allocated 200 billion ariary according to the A.C.S., as well as prospects linked to OMNIS and the Tsimiroro project, are also mentioned.
Political Dialogue. Believing that gains must now be consolidated in a stable climate, the A.C.S. calls for an end to political disputes and launches the motto "Ampy izay," which literally means "that's enough." The association urges the population to prioritize the country's higher interest, fihavanana, and justice, while calling on its members, spread across 24 regions, to stand ready to participate in political dialogue and national consultation. This approach reflects, according to the association, the necessity of prioritizing unity and stability in national affairs.