"Leading a country requires looking far into the future," former president Hery Rajaonarimampianina stated on Saturday in Itaosy. Closing the HVM congress in Itaosy, Hery Rajaonarimampianina advocated for the rule of law, freedoms, and a long-term vision for Madagasikara, urging HVM activists to take action. The atmosphere was unique last Saturday in Itaosy during the closing of the provincial congress of the Hery Vaovao ho an'i Madagasikara (HVM) party for Antananarivo. Bringing together longtime activists and several allied political formations, this event was notably marked by the long-awaited speech of the former president of the Republic, Hery Rajaonarimampianina. A prime platform for the former head of state to reaffirm the main pillars of his party's vision for the future of the Great Island. Fisandratana 2030. Before an attentive crowd, the former resident of Iavoloha did not fail to recall the genesis of his programmatic commitment: "Leading a country requires looking far into the future. This is precisely why we designed and proposed Fisandratana 2030, a sustainable development vision tailored to meet the deep needs of the nation and the Malagasy people. We must never give in to discouragement, because I remain convinced that real hope still exists for Madagascar, and I firmly believe that our country will ultimately recover," he declared with conviction, winning the support of his supporters. Beyond the balance sheet and economic prospects, the HVM leader also emphasized the democratic urgencies of the moment, urging authorities and national stakeholders to preserve fundamental achievements: "I solemnly call for respect for the rule of law and its unwavering defense, as well as the guarantee of all the freedoms we have long demanded, whether it be political activity, entrepreneurship, or freedom of movement." Stressing the absolute necessity of easing the national sociopolitical climate, the former president encouraged youth while launching an urgent appeal for cohesion: "We urge young people to commit, while constantly ensuring the preservation of public peace. Our nation imperatively needs stability, and even more so, lasting stability to begin genuine development." Finally, addressing his activist base directly, Hery Rajaonarimampianina concluded on a note of general mobilization. "I encourage party members to take their responsibilities, to stand up with courage. A national consultation will take place: debate, discuss it. Because great designs are not realized through mere speeches, but through concrete actions," he concluded.