Central African Republic political dialogue reaches compromise on government of national unity
15/12/2008 17:14
The political dialogue of the Central African Republic had reached a
compromise on the government of national unity, the state radio reported
yesterday.
According to reports reaching, representatives of the government,
opposition, civil society and rebel groups are participating in the dialogue in
an atmosphere of appeasement, with all bearing in mind "why we are meeting in
Bangui," Communication Minister Cyriaque Gonda was quoted as saying.
The
dialogue began on Dec. 8 in the capital of the Central African Republic and is
expected to conclude on Dec. 20.
The debate was hotting up, "but we have
reached dynamic compromises" with parties concerned agreeing to leave the role
with the president of the republic to play in defining the shape of a future
government, said Job Izima, chief coordinator of the presidential
majority.
"It will be a government of the republic for all with missions to
be conferred by the head of state," he added.
The rebel groups are reportedly
keen on a consensus on the nomination of a prime minister to head the government
in question.
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