In an official statement reported by Cridem, this political formation reaffirmed its categorical opposition to any scenario aimed at granting a third term to the incumbent president, Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani. For the party's leaders, this stance is part of a desire to promote alternation and avoid a constitutional drift. This rejection comes in a climate marked by growing speculation about the intentions of the ruling power regarding the respect of constitutional term limits. While the country is going through a period of political tension, this declaration by the Tahaddi party is intended as a clear call for a change at the head of the State. While the party's position is now crystal clear, the question of respect for the electoral calendar and the real intentions of the executive remain at the heart of the uncertainties hovering over the national political landscape. The Tahaddi party thus places the respect of term limits as an indispensable foundation for the country's democratic stability, refusing to support a prolonged continuity of the current head of state.