Sébastien Lecornu traveling to Mayotte at the end of August to take stock of the five-year plan

Sébastien Lecornu will travel to Mayotte from August 26 to 27, one year after the launch of the five-year plan for the archipelago, France Inter learned on Saturday August 15 from Matignon.

For the Prime Minister, it will be a question of providing a complete update on the future of Mayotte: reconstruction, fight against illegal immigration, back to school, access to care, infrastructure and transport projects, specifies Matignon.

The devastating passage of Cyclone Chido in December 2024 in the 101st French department left 40 dead and 41 missing according to the official report, and destroyed numerous infrastructures, aggravating an already difficult situation.

The five-year plan for Mayotte was presented in July 2025 as an extension of the programming law for the rebuilding of the island. “This document, which is intended to be regularly updated and amended, must enable the territory to face the multiple challenges it faces,” specifies the prefecture of Mayotte.