AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHealth Aid: Kuwaiti charity Al-Najat says it has completed 400 eye surgeries for Chadians and Sudanese refugees, while more than 1,600 patients await treatment. Regional Travel: Chadian carrier Royal Airways launched a Douala–Bangui service on October 7, adding links between Chad, Cameroon and the Central African Republic to support travel and trade. Currency: CEMAC will withdraw five older CFA franc coin series from legal tender on November 1. Holders will have a year to exchange them, though locations are still to be announced. Electricity: Two solar projects in N’Djamena have reached financial close, bringing 30 megawatts of generation and battery storage under a 20-year agreement with the national utility. Refugee Crisis: More than one million Sudanese refugees are in eastern Chad, where families face severe shortages of healthcare and aid. Medicine Safety: UN figures show authorities seized 251 tonnes of medical products across five Central African countries, including Chad, from 2020 to 2025, amid growing illicit trade. Humanitarian Funding: The UN has allocated $9 million for life-saving assistance in Chad as part of a $160 million package for 12 underfunded crises.
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