ABOUT CHAD
The Republic of Chad is located in the heart of Africa and is the continent’s fifth-largest country. It shares borders with Libya to the north, Sudan to the east, the Central African Republic to the south, Cameroon to the southwest, Nigeria to the southwest (at Lake Chad), and Niger to the west.
Chad is endowed with diverse natural resources including petroleum, uranium, gold, limestone, cotton, neutron, etc. and cultivable land.
The international airport in the capital of CHAD, Ndjamena can accommodate large jets, and there are more than 40 secondary airports throughout the country.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
On May 3rd, in his inauguration speech, the president of the Republic of Chad emphasized that his policy is centered on the country’s industrialization.
His program aims at a fundamental change in the way of production and sales of livestock products, leading to a revolution in the mentality and lifestyle of breeders.
The development of slaughterhouses as part of the special economic zones initiative, which will be labeled and sold around the world, will modernize livestock exploitation, resulting in the growth of income and job opportunities.
The immense infrastructure construction project will be continued and strengthened. He affirmed that Chad needs an even denser road network.
During his five-year term, it is planned to double the mileage of paved roads to reach seven thousand (7,000) km. This loop will allow connection to the road networks of neighboring countries.
PRESIDENT’S PEACE MESSAGES
“I have already extended an invitation to all of my fellow citizens, both those living in the country and those living abroad, to come together in a wave of unity and solidarity in order to project our nation into the modern era.”
