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The presidential palace, also called Ambohitsorohitra Palace, is located in the centre of Madagascar's capital [[Antananarivo]]. The president of Madagascar has his office in the palace. The palace is guarded by soldiers and it is not allowed for the public to enter the grounds.<br><br>
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'''The Presidential Palace, also known as Ambohitsorohitra Palace, is located in the centre of Madagascar's capital [[Antananarivo]]. The President of Madagascar has his office in the palace. The palace is guarded by soldiers and it is not allowed for the public to enter the grounds.'''
  
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From 1890 to 1892 the rococo-style building was constructed after the plans of the architect Jully. After completion it became the residence of the French General Bompard. In 1960, the French Embassy moved into the palace. From 1976 to 1989 president [[Ratsiraka]] was living in the palace, before moving to [[Iavoloha]]. From there on the palace was used as the City Hall with the mayor's office. After the mayor [[Mark Ravalomanana]] was elected president he refused to leave and turned his prior working place into the presidential office. <br>
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From 1890 to 1892 the rococo-style building was constructed according to the plans of the architect ''Jully''. After completion it became the residence of the French General Bompard. In 1960, the French Embassy moved into the palace. From 1976 to 1989 President [[Didier Ratsiraka]] lived in the palace before moving to [[Iavoloha]]. From thereon the palace was used as the City Hall with the mayor's office. After the Mayor [[Marc Ravalomanana]] was elected President, he preferred this location and turned his prior working place into the presidential office.
  
'''Office of the President'''<br>
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Since March 2009, the palace is the office of President [[Andry Rajoelina]].
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'''Presidential office'''<br>
 
Ambohitsorohitra 101<br>
 
Ambohitsorohitra 101<br>
 
Antananarivo<br>
 
Antananarivo<br>
 
Madagascar
 
Madagascar
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== Additional information ==
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View all [[Presidential Palace photos]]

Latest revision as of 07:43, 7 January 2021

The Presidential Palace, also known as Ambohitsorohitra Palace, is located in the centre of Madagascar's capital Antananarivo. The President of Madagascar has his office in the palace. The palace is guarded by soldiers and it is not allowed for the public to enter the grounds.

Ambohitsorohitra Palace 003.jpg

From 1890 to 1892 the rococo-style building was constructed according to the plans of the architect Jully. After completion it became the residence of the French General Bompard. In 1960, the French Embassy moved into the palace. From 1976 to 1989 President Didier Ratsiraka lived in the palace before moving to Iavoloha. From thereon the palace was used as the City Hall with the mayor's office. After the Mayor Marc Ravalomanana was elected President, he preferred this location and turned his prior working place into the presidential office.

Since March 2009, the palace is the office of President Andry Rajoelina.

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Presidential office
Ambohitsorohitra 101
Antananarivo
Madagascar

Additional information

View all Presidential Palace photos