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Comoran voters have chosen a new President, in the person of Colonel Azali Assoumani, who had already exercised the power from 1999 to 2006. After a long and complex electoral process, which however has been generally successful, the latter has preceded with 41.43% of the votes the candidate of the outgoing power Mohamed Ali Soihili (39.66%), and the governor of the island of Grande-Comore Mouigni Baraka (18.91%). The new Chairman was appointed on May 26, 2016 for a five-year term. A new government was appointed on May 31st.

Located north of the Mozambique Channel in the Indian Ocean, the Union of the Comoros is a small island country of 755 000 inhabitants suffering from structural weaknesses that make it a vulnerable economy associating low income per capita (USD 736 in 2015, source IMF ), and lagging behind in development (159th country in terms of HDI in 2015). The private sector is underdeveloped and undiversified due to an unfavorable business climate, and economic activity is constrained by the country's energy capacities, with power outages becoming more and more frequent. The agricultural sector employs 80% of the active population (36% of the GDP) but is concentrated only on three products of rent (vanilla, clove and ylang-ylang) representing 70% of the exports. The trade balance is structurally d agricultural products, and a significant need for imported goods. The trade deficit reached 41% of GDP in 2015. The country is structurally dependent on international aid and expatriate transfers (which account for nearly a quarter of GDP), mainly provided by Comorian immigrants living in France (nearly 300,000, of which 100,000 in Mayotte). While the monetary situation is under control thanks in particular to membership of the Franc Zone (anchoring to the euro and limiting monetary advances which help to contain inflation), the banking and financial sector is poorly developed and subject to various weaknesses. (including a high rate of bad debts).

Growth prospects remain fragile and uncertain for the Comorian economy. After an increase estimated at 1% of GDP in 2015, the IMF posts a growth forecast of 2.2% for 2016. The new government team is also facing a difficult situation of public finances. The IMF emphasizes the low tax revenues, the slippage of the payroll of the civil service in the run-up to the elections, and therefore the cash flow problem that the Comorian State is facing. The main challenges are therefore the improvement of tax revenue collection, the control of public spending and the reform of public enterprises (especially the public electricity company Ma-Mwé, subject to serious financial difficulties).

Comoros has no longer benefited from the IMF program since the last Extended Credit Facility (ECF), which ended in December 2013 after the completion point of the HIPC Initiative. Subsequently, weaknesses in public financial management and delays in structural reforms led to the postponement of negotiations for a new FEC-type program. However, the IMF could put in place a new Staff-Monitored Program (SMP) with a Fast Credit Facility by 2017.