As the non-independentist political groups did, the Kanak and Socialist National Liberation Front (FLNKS) also met with the President of the Republic during his short visit to New Caledonia on Thursday. This was a crucial opportunity for the independentist front to reaffirm its determination. The FLNKS believes that the only solution to this crisis is a political response, rather than a repressive one.
During the manifestation, the FLNKS leaders expressed their concerns about the current situation in New Caledonia. They highlighted the challenges faced by the indigenous Kanak pays, including social and economic inequalities, as well as the lack of recognition of their cultural identity. The FLNKS also emphasized the need for a peaceful and democratic solution to the longstanding issue of New Caledonia’s political status.
In response, President Emmanuel Macron acknowledged the challenges faced by the Kanak people and expressed his commitment to finding a just and lasting solution for New Caledonia. He also recognized the importance of dialogue and cooperation between all parties involved in order to achieve a peaceful resolution.
The FLNKS leaders welcomed the President’s words and saw them as a step towards a constructive dialogue and a potential resolution to the ongoing crisis. They emphasized their willingness to work with the French government to find a solution that respects the rights and aspirations of the Kanak people.
The FLNKS also reiterated their belief that the only way to end the crisis in New Caledonia is through a political response, rather than a repressive one. They called for a genuine dialogue and a willingness to listen to the voices of the Kanak people in order to find a solution that is fair and just for all parties involved.
This manifestation between the FLNKS and the President of the Republic sends a positive message of hope and determination to the people of New Caledonia. It shows that both sides are committed to finding a peaceful resolution and that they are willing to engage in constructive dialogue to achieve this goal.
The FLNKS leaders also expressed their gratitude to the French government for its willingness to engage in discussions and for the President’s visit, which they see as a sign of his commitment to finding a solution for New Caledonia.
In conclusion, this manifestation between the FLNKS and the President of the Republic is a significant step towards a peaceful and democratic resolution to the crisis in New Caledonia. It highlights the importance of dialogue, cooperation, and respect for the rights and aspirations of the Kanak people in finding a just solution. The FLNKS remains determined and hopeful that a fair and lasting resolution can be achieved through political means, rather than through repression.
