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Chad Considers Revising Its Constitution
Chad Considers Revising Its Constitution
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Members of Parliament have approved the creation of a special commission to examine revisions to Chad's Fifth Republic Constitution, which was promulgated in... 06.09.2025, Sputnik Africa
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Members of Parliament have approved the creation of a special commission to examine revisions to Chad's Fifth Republic Constitution, which was promulgated in December 2023. Article 77 is a key focus of the revision. The article states that the presidential office "is incompatible with the exercise of any other elected office, any public employment, as well as any professional or lucrative activity" and with "any office within a political party or group of political parties, or a trade union organization." According to the President of the National Assembly, this provision presents numerous difficulties in interpretation.
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Chad Considers Revising Its Constitution
08:42 06.09.2025 (Updated: 08:43 06.09.2025) Members of Parliament have approved the creation of a special commission to examine revisions to Chad's Fifth Republic Constitution, which was promulgated in December 2023.
Article 77 is a key focus of the revision. The article states that the presidential office "is incompatible with the exercise of any other elected office, any public employment, as well as any professional or lucrative activity" and with "any office within a political party or group of political parties, or a trade union organization."
According to the President of the National Assembly, this provision presents numerous difficulties in interpretation.
