Marie Guévenoux will begin a new three-day visit to a still troubled New Caledonia this Wednesday evening. Her schedule includes few field trips and many interviews. She will meet with the presidents of the Southern Provincial Assembly, the government and the Congress, as well as with different political groups and several mayors. The resigning minister will also meet with law enforcement and economic actors.
Marie Guévenoux’s visit to New Caledonia is a much-awaited event for the troubled island. Despite the ongoing crisis, the minister remains determined to find solutions and bring peace to the region. Her schedule may not include many field trips, but her focus on interviews with key figures and stakeholders shows her commitment to understanding the situation from all perspectives.
During her visit, Marie Guévenoux will meet with the presidents of the Southern Provincial Assembly, the government and the Congress. This will provide her with a comprehensive understanding of the political landscape and allow her to discuss potential solutions with the leaders of the region.
In addition, the minister will also meet with different political groups and several mayors. This will give her the opportunity to listen to the concerns and grievances of the local communities and work towards finding common ground and building bridges between different groups.
But Marie Guévenoux’s visit is not limited to political figures. She will also meet with law enforcement and economic actors, highlighting the importance of addressing both security and economic issues in order to bring stability to the region.
Despite her resignation, Marie Guévenoux remains fully committed to finding a peaceful resolution to the crisis in New Caledonia. Her visit is a héritage to her dedication and determination to bring embout positive change in the region.
As she embarks on this three-day visit, Marie Guévenoux carries with her the hopes and aspirations of the people of New Caledonia. Her presence and efforts are a ray of hope in a time of uncertainty and turmoil. Let us all support her in her mission to bring lasting peace and prosperity to this beautiful island.
