| Generations New Caledonia | |
| Native Name: | Générations NC |
| Native Name Lang: | fr |
| Abbreviation: | GNC |
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| President: | Nicolas Metzdorf |
| Leader1 Title: | Spokesperson |
| Leader1 Name: | Nina Julie |
| Leader2 Title: | Secretary General |
| Leader2 Name: | Cynthia Jan |
| Leader3 Title: | Vice Presidents |
| Leader3 Name: | Yolande Honakoko Stéphane Poiwi Nicolas Fijalkowski |
| Ideology: | Anti-separatism Autonomism Conservative liberalism Centralism Ecologism[1] |
| Split: | Caledonia Together |
| Headquarters: | 41 Rue Anatole-France, Nouméa |
| Position: | Centre to centre-right[2] |
| Regional: | Les Loyalistes |
| Seats1 Title: | Seats in the Congress |
| Seats2 Title: | Seats in the South Province |
| Seats3 Title: | Seats in the North Province |
| Country: | New Caledonia |
Générations NC (GNC) is a political party in New Caledonia. It is led by Nicolas Metzdorf who is also the party's only Member of Parliament.[3]
GNC was established by former members of Caledonia Together who had grown disillusioned with the party's course under Philippe Gomès and disagreed with its consideration of a tactical collaboration with pro-separatist parties in the South Province against The Rally and Caledonian Republicans which they saw as a betrayal of Caledonia Together's anti-independence policy.[4] [5]
Politically, the GNC is a loyalist and anti-separatist party which supports maintaining New Caledonia's status as part of overseas France. It also calls for the No results of the 2018 and 2021 New Caledonian independence referendums to be respected. However, in contrast to the traditional stance of the more right-orientated anti-separatist movements, GNC describes itself as socially liberal and promotes a distinct New Caledonian multi-racial identity within the framework of French political administration in which all groups have equal rights. As such, it has sought to reach out to voters from all ethnic groups on the island. The party also supports environmental efforts to promote biodiversity and mitigate climate change.[6]