Rajemison Rakotomaharo: an open-mindedness at the HAT’s service

The mind of openness of former Marc Ravalomanana’s right hand is put entirely to profit by the High Authority of Transition to give a shadow of national extent to the initiated meetings. The national assemblies for example, which actually didn’t have anything national, because at least two major political formations didn’t participate there. In the same way, Rajemison has been recalled from Switzerland, last week, to participate in the recent regional conferences again boycotted by the Marc Ravalomanana and the Albert Zafy sides. 

Some of his former collaborators forgot a little that Rajemison Rakotomaharo is still the Madagascar’s ambassador in Switzerland. This responsibility compels him in a certain way to cooperate with the de facto leaders of the Great Isle. For his magnanimity for the HAT, Rajemison has often been called « traitor » by some supporters of Marc Ravalomanana. Since he’s been president of the Senate, Rajemison Rakotomaharo has been known for its disposal to the dialogue. He headed an institution in which the members of the opposition were the majority indeed. It was without doubt the man of the TIM presidential party and best accepted by the opposition. 

Currently, it is this easiness to dialogue that pushes Rajemison to respond favourable to the HAT’s invitation. Let’s not forget that he is still in charge in Switzerland and that he is often called to respect a certain hierarchy. In clear, Rajemison is a man of openness. And the HAT benefits from this. 

To avoid the misunderstandings, the ex-president of the Senate is yet not ambiguous. He quickly specified that he is not « mediating » in the present crisis. Without guarantying the HAT and its initiatives, Rajemison is displayed cooperative. And to emphasize that he also has other matters, the ex-president of the Chamber conducted charitable operations in the capital city, by the end of his involvement into the regional conferences. Just to show that the nation’s life shouldn’t stick to political quarrels.