Nigerese delegation visits Chad for economic council session

ALGER – A high-level Nigerese delegation, led by Council President Mohamed Boukhari, has arrived in N’Djamena for an official visit to Chad. The trip comes at the invitation of Chad’s Council President Ahmat Mboudou Mahamat, who extended the invitation to attend the opening of the 2026 second ordinary session of Chad’s Economic, Social, Cultural, and Environmental Council (CESCE).

Diplomatic and economic cooperation in focus

During the two-day visit, the delegation will participate in CESCE’s official opening ceremony, marking a significant step in strengthening bilateral ties between Chad and Niger. The session, scheduled for Wednesday, will bring together regional leaders to discuss key economic and social policies.

The presence of Mohamed Boukhari underscores the importance of this engagement, as both nations work toward enhanced cooperation in economic governance and sustainable development. This visit follows a series of high-level exchanges aimed at fostering regional stability and growth.

Agenda and key discussions

The delegation’s schedule includes high-level meetings with Chad’s leadership to explore avenues for collaboration in trade, investment, and environmental initiatives. Discussions will also focus on aligning policies to address shared challenges such as food security and infrastructure development.

• Economic integration: Strengthening trade partnerships and reducing barriers to commerce.
• Sustainable development: Joint projects in renewable energy and environmental conservation.
• Policy alignment: Harmonizing regulations to boost regional economic resilience.

Looking ahead

This visit highlights the growing strategic partnership between Chad and Niger, with both nations prioritizing economic diplomacy and regional solidarity. The outcomes of the CESCE session are expected to pave the way for future collaborations, reinforcing Chad and Niger’s commitment to mutual progress.