The President of the National Economic, Social and Environmental Council embarks on an official visit to Chad
N’DJAMENA — Mohamed Boukhari, President of Algeria’s National Economic, Social and Environmental Council (CNESE), has arrived in Chad for an official visit at the invitation of his counterpart, Ahmat Mboudou Mahamat. The purpose of this trip is to attend the opening ceremony of the second ordinary session of Chad’s Economic, Social, Cultural and Environmental Council (CESCE) for 2026.
The high-level meeting, scheduled for Wednesday in N’Djamena, underscores the growing collaboration between Algeria and Chad in matters of economic and social development. Boukhari’s participation reflects Algeria’s commitment to strengthening ties with its southern neighbor through institutional exchanges.
Strengthening institutional ties between Algeria and Chad
The visit comes at a time when both countries are prioritizing dialogue on sustainable development, poverty reduction, and regional integration. The CESCE session is expected to address key challenges facing Chad, including economic diversification and social cohesion, with input from regional partners like Algeria.
Key agenda items for the session
The second ordinary session of the CESCE will focus on several critical areas:
- Economic growth strategies: Discussions on policies to stimulate private sector investment and job creation.
- Social development initiatives: Plans to enhance access to education, healthcare, and social protection.
- Environmental sustainability: Measures to promote green energy and climate resilience.
- Cultural and educational cooperation: Efforts to preserve heritage and foster cross-border academic exchanges.
Looking ahead: A shared vision for the Sahel
This visit is part of a broader effort to align Algeria’s economic policies with Chad’s development goals. By fostering mutual understanding and collaboration, both nations aim to create a framework for long-term prosperity in the Sahel region. The outcomes of this session could set the stage for future joint initiatives.
