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National Assembly Enshrines Mayotte Social Convergence and Adopts Reform Amendments

This measure addresses long-standing disparities in wages and welfare provisions on the island.

Les députés ont supprimé une mesure particulièrement irritante pour les Mahorais, qui facilite les expropriations afin de permettre la construction de certaines infrastructures.
Vue de Mamoudzou, la capitale de Mayotte, le 21 avril 2025
Le député du Rassemblement national Yoann Gillet s'exprime lors d'une séance de questions au gouvernement, le 20 mai 2025 à Paris
Le ministre des Outre-mer Manuel Valls s'exprime lors d'une séance de questions au gouvernement, le 24 juin 2025 à Paris

Overview

  • Deputies codified a roadmap to equalize Mayotte’s social benefits with metropolitan France by 2031 and set an interim target of 87.5% of the SMIC by January 2026.
  • A Rassemblement national amendment supported by the government excluded state-funded medical aid for irregular migrants (AME) from the convergence framework.
  • The Assembly mandated an exhaustive population census beginning in 2025 and transformed Mayotte’s departmental council into a fully empowered legislative assembly.
  • RN-backed amendments restrict state-funded annual return tickets for off-island students to French nationals and repeal a provision that eased expropriations for infrastructure works.
  • An annexed report allocates nearly €4 billion in investments for water, education, health and security through 2031 and a final joint vote is set for early July.