AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEducation Reform: Chad, with UNESCO’s UIL and GPE support, is rolling out reforms under PRET after completing two national assessments to modernize non-formal basic education and literacy for youth and adults left out of school. Regional Security: A Boko Haram attack on an eastern Chad military base killed 83 soldiers, renewing fears for the Lake Chad belt where attacks have repeatedly hit troops and communities. Visa-Free Travel: President Mahamat Idriss Déby announced Chad will abolish entry visas for all Africans starting 1 January 2027, making it the eighth African country to move toward freer travel. Water Focus in N’Djamena: The African Water Forum opened in N’Djamena with leaders warning that hundreds of millions still lack safe drinking water and calling for faster action and funding. Russia–Chad Ties: Russian FM Sergey Lavrov said visa-free travel for Chadian diplomatic and service passport holders is part of deepening cooperation, and that the Russia–Africa summit in October will spotlight counterterror collaboration. Church Update: The Vatican accepted the resignation of the bishop of Sarh and appointed a Capuchin priest as successor.
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