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A new MR Consultative Assembly and a new board to voice members' concerns

14/10/2025
In brief

On 13 October 2025, the MR Members' Consultative Assembly elected its new board. This body aims to be a true parliament of members, strengthening dialogue with the party leadership. A survey will be launched among members to gather suggestions and experiences from the field.

The Mouvement Réformateur Members' Consultative Assembly, a body created to foster internal democracy, has now been established. This Monday, 13 October, it elected its new board.

Consultative Assembly 2025-2026 Board of the Consultative Assembly

Simon Defat, involved in the movement's life for many years, was appointed chairman. "For me, the Consultative Assembly must function as a true parliament of members. One of my priorities will be to actively involve all participants in open working groups, strengthen dialogue between the grassroots and the party leadership, and showcase the diversity of experiences within the movement."

Simon Defat, Chairman of the Consultative Assembly

Alongside the chairman, Liliane De Mitri will take on the role of vice-chair. She stresses the importance of consultation, listening and dialogue among members, with the aim of building solid cohesion and drafting a common guiding note. "I am pleased that, as early as the first meeting, members were already able to share their ideas to identify the issues that concern them."

Angela Lombardo, newly elected political secretary, completes this board. "This is a true link between the voice of citizens and the MR's programme. The variety of backgrounds allows us to devise innovative approaches to enrich internal dialogue."

In addition to fully playing its role as a democratic bridge, the new Assembly also intends to defend the truth against attacks and caricatures through action, clarity and participation.

Finally, the Members' Consultative Assembly is launching a survey aimed at MR members (elected or not) to gather your feedback, suggestions and experiences from the field. Click here.

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