Antananarivo, Madagascar – (African Boulevard News) – With the presidential election just around the corner, the members of Fraternelle des Bâtisseurs de la Cité (FRABACI), a Madagascan Freemasonry group, are working discreetly to ensure that the election does not result in political strife. The group is making every effort to avoid any controversy that may arise during the election.
The FRABACI has been operating in Madagascar since 1949. The group consists of businessmen, politicians, and other prominent individuals who are committed to promoting peace and stability in the country. The organization’s members are known for their influence in the political and economic spheres of Madagascar.
One of the main concerns for the group is to ensure that the election results are accepted by all parties, and there are no allegations of fraud or rigging. To achieve this goal, the FRABACI has established a committee to monitor the election process. The committee will ensure that the election is free and fair, and that the results reflect the will of the people.
The FRABACI is also working to reduce tensions between rival political parties in the country. The group has been holding talks with various political parties to promote dialogue and understanding. According to one member of the group, “We believe that dialogue and understanding are the only ways to ensure a peaceful transition of power.”
In addition, the group is working to educate the public on the importance of peaceful elections. The FRABACI has launched a public awareness campaign to encourage citizens to exercise their right to vote peacefully and responsibly. The campaign includes radio and TV advertisements, as well as posters and billboards.
According to political analysts, the efforts of the FRABACI are crucial in ensuring a peaceful transition of power in Madagascar. The country has a history of political strife and violence, and there are concerns that the upcoming election may be marred by similar incidents. The involvement of the FRABACI may help prevent such an outcome.
In conclusion, the Madagascan Freemasonry group, Fraternelle des Bâtisseurs de la Cité (FRABACI), is working tirelessly to ensure that the presidential election does not result in political strife in the country. The group’s efforts to promote peace and stability during the election process are crucial in ensuring a smooth transition of power, and preventing any allegations of fraud or rigging. With the elections fast approaching, the FRABACI’s role in promoting dialogue and understanding between rival political parties, and educating the public on the importance of peaceful elections, is more important than ever.
