In the Central African Republic, President Faustin-Archange Touadéra took the oath of office this Monday, March 30, in Bangui. The inauguration was marked by a strong mobilization… and the presence of several heads of state who came to show their support. It is a powerful signal, both nationally and internationally.
In Bangui, Central African Republic, authorities, foreign guests, and citizens attended the Swearing-in ceremony of President Faustin-Archange Touadéra on monday March 30, 2026. Several African heads of state traveled for the occasion, illustrating the diplomatic support received by Faustin-Archange Touadéra.
Touadéra Faustin: We must move toward a more diversified, more productive economy—one capable of turning our natural resources into wealth, more attractive for serious investment, and better integrated into its regional environment. We must prepare our economy for digitalization and innovation while protecting our natural resources.
Faustin-Archange Touadéra, President of the Republic
While enthusiasm is clearly visible, attention is now shifting to results: job creation, with unemployment at around 6.3%, improved security, and better living conditions. These remain critical challenges in a country still facing persistent structural issues.
Dear Central African brothers and sisters, I have set the course, but alone I can do nothing; together we can achieve everything. I invite you to walk by my side to build the strong and united nation we have all dreamed of.
Faustin-Archange Touadéra, President of the Republic
A strong ambition : to reform the state. For many Central Africans, administrative delays and difficulties in accessing public services remain a daily reality. In the streets of Bangui, hope is tangible but expectations are real.
Today, we can say that there is peace. Central Africans are happy to be here. Just by looking around us, we feel that they love their president.
Elvira Goudrou, Law student
Displayed international support, real popular mobilization. But for Faustin-Archange Touadéra, the challenge remains : to turn this momentum into concrete results and meet the expectations of a population that now wants to see lasting change.
