Chad's Transitional Government Appoints Former Opposition Leader as Prime Minister
Succes Masra to Lead the Country Towards Civilian Rule Amid Criticism from Several Opposition Parties
- Former opposition leader Succes Masra has been appointed as the prime minister of Chad's transitional government.
- Masra, who recently returned from exile, will serve through the transition to civilian rule.
- Masra's appointment comes after a reconciliation agreement was signed, allowing him to participate in political activities.
- The appointment is a crucial step towards the scheduled elections this year, following the passage of a new constitution last month.
- However, several opposition parties have distanced themselves from Masra and criticized the general amnesty granted by the regime.