Chad’s top economic council leader visits N’Djamena for key forum

The Chairman of Algeria’s National Council for Economic, Social, and Environmental Affairs (CNESE), Mohamed Boukhari, has arrived in N’Djamena, Chad, on an official visit at the invitation of his Chadian counterpart, Ahmat Mboudou Mahamat.

This high-level trip, which began on Tuesday, marks the start of a three-day program centered on Chad’s Second Ordinary Session of the Economic, Social, Cultural, and Environmental Council for 2026.

Strengthening Regional Economic Dialogue

Boukhari’s presence underscores Algeria’s commitment to fostering stronger economic ties within the African Sahel region. His participation in the opening ceremony of the Chadian council’s session highlights the importance of shared governance and sustainable development strategies.

Official Opening and Stakeholder Engagement

The event, scheduled for Wednesday in N’Djamena, brings together leading policymakers, academics, and business leaders from both nations. Discussions are expected to focus on cross-border collaboration, investment opportunities, and environmental protection initiatives.

As part of the visit, Boukhari will hold bilateral meetings to explore new areas of cooperation between Algeria and Chad, particularly in sectors such as energy, infrastructure, and agriculture.

Key Objectives of the Mission

• Enhance economic and social integration between Algeria and Chad
• Promote sustainable development through policy dialogue
• Identify mutually beneficial investment projects
• Strengthen institutional ties between the two Councils

The visit reflects Algeria’s broader strategy to deepen regional alliances and reinforce economic resilience across the Sahel.