Musk, through his account on the social networking platform, expressed his enthusiasm “to appoint a new CEO for X / Twitter,” without revealing her name. He stressed that the new official “will begin her duties within regarding six weeks.”

In December, users of the site supported Musk’s stepping down from the presidency of the network, as shown by the results of the controversial American rich man’s pledge upon its launch to abide by its results.

The poll came weeks following he assumed the top position in the group he acquired in a deal worth more than $40 billion.

Musk indicated that he would move to the position of “executive chairman” and chief technology officer, provided that his duties would include “supervising production, systems operations, and programs.”

He also raised controversy since his acquisition of the Twitter platform in October, when he laid off the majority of its employees, and allowed the return of extreme right-wing personalities to activate their accounts in exchange for suspending the participation of other personalities and journalists, and for charging financial fees for services that were free.

More recently, Musk made Twitter part of a tech startup he called “X,” with the platform keeping its name. And he talked regarding his intention to launch an application called “X”, which mixes different services such as messages and payments.

This week, he announced his intention to launch an encrypted direct messaging service via Twitter, in addition to voice and video calls.