Malawi Affirms Support for Madagascar’s Stability at SADC Extraordinary Summit. Lilongwe, Malawi — 18 December 2025 Lead Paragraph During the Extraordinary Summit of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Heads of State and Government, held virtually on 17 December 2025, Malawi’s Vice President Dr. Jane Ansah emphasized the nation’s unwavering support for Madagascar’s stability.
Representing President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika, who was unable to attend due to prior commitments, Dr. Ansah underlined Malawi’s commitment to regional peace and the importance of restoring normalcy in Madagascar. Body.
Dr. Ansah opened her address by expressing gratitude to President Cyril Ramaphosa for assuming the SADC Chairmanship during challenging times. She praised the SADC Secretariat and the Council of Ministers for their comprehensive report, particularly the Joint Fact-Finding Mission’s analysis of Madagascar’s political and security situation.
Malawi’s Vice President commended the Organ Troika for its recommendations and the proposed decisions aimed at resolving Madagascar’s issues. She emphasized that such efforts are crucial for sustainable socio-economic development in the region. Regarding Madagascar, Dr.
Ansah fully endorsed the recommendations presented to the Summit, emphasizing the urgent need to restore peace, security, and normalcy in the country. She called on SADC member states to collaborate closely to achieve these goals, reinforcing regional stability and democratic governance. Dr.
Ansah also highlighted the financial implications of implementing the proposed measures, urging the Summit to approve the Council of Ministers’ proposals to mobilize resources for effective action. She reaffirmed Malawi’s support for all recommendations and decisions made during the Extraordinary Summit, emphasizing the country’s dedication to working with SADC partners to ensure peace and stability in Madagascar. Ending.
The Extraordinary Summit’s decisions regarding Madagascar’s stability are expected to be instrumental in the nation’s journey towards peace and development. Further details and the outcomes of the Summit’s resolutions are anticipated in the coming days.
