The Liana Fahasoavana ny Nosiko (LFN Madagascar) party aims to enshrine social humanism in the Constitution of the Republic of Madagascar. An orientation that places human dignity at the center of its political project. The Malagasy political landscape welcomes a new movement. The LFN party officially presented its orientations at a press conference held yesterday in Antaninarenina. Through its positioning, this formation intends to propose a new political approach founded on social humanism and the place accorded to human dignity in public action. Speaking before the press, party president José Andriamiharijao Solofoharijao affirmed that "human dignity is the supreme value and the foundation of all public policy." According to him, this vision rests on the conviction that every citizen must be able to live with respect, security, and conditions favorable to their flourishing. Among the first stated ambitions is the inscription of "social humanism" in Madagascar's Constitution. "Dignity is not negotiable: it is the first criterion of our political choices," he declared, presenting this approach as the foundation of the project carried by the LFN. Vision for the 21st Century The party also intends to position itself as a formation bearing a modern ideology, articulated around human development and solidarity. José Andriamiharijao Solofoharijao evokes the ambition of making Madagascar a "laboratory of syntropy" for the 21st century, where social, economic, and ecological dimensions would be thought of in a complementary manner. The announced priorities concern notably the promotion of a regenerative and inclusive economy, environmental preservation, as well as the strengthening of education and health sectors. "More loyal, more just, more solidary," launched the party president, calling the vital forces of the country to unite around this vision.