Chad's new president Deby, succeeding his late father, acknowledges the contested election but pledges respect for all choices, stating it's vital for democracy.
Deby's quick endorsement by France after rebels killed his father highlights international support for the transitional leader amidst concerns over credibility of recent elections.
The inauguration of Deby marks the official end of three years of military rule in Chad, transitioning power within what the opposition criticizes as a Deby dynasty.
Following Deby's inauguration, Allamaye Halina is appointed as prime minister, succeeding Masra, Deby's main rival, in a move that reshapes the country's leadership structure.
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