Three months have passed, and nothing has changed... The members of the Transitional Presidential Council have been in power for exactly three months as of Thursday, July 25. Despite holding all presidential prerogatives, the Council has yet to make its mark. Some of its members have become masters of sterile visits and meetings. Structurally, the establishment of the government on June 12 remains the CPT's main achievement. However, relations between the Council and the Prime Minister's Office are not always harmonious.

The decree on the organization and functioning of the CPT, published in the Moniteur on May 27, 2024, outlines five major areas of focus for the transition: public and national security; economic recovery and infrastructure rehabilitation; food and health security; the national conference and constitutional issues; and elections to renew the political personnel.