Chad, Global Council Unite to Promote Tolerance and Peace

N’Djamena: In a landmark meeting at the Presidential Palace, President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno welcomed Ahmed bin Mohammed Al Jarwan, President of the Global Council for Tolerance and Peace, along with his delegation, signaling a renewed commitment to fostering a culture of tolerance and dialogue in Chad and across Africa.

During the discussions, both leaders explored practical steps to deepen collaboration between Chad and the Council, aiming to support regional and international initiatives that promote security, stability, and sustainable development. The talks focused on harnessing partnerships at national and parliamentary levels to reinforce peace-building efforts across the continent.

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President Déby highlighted the Council’s significant role in advocating tolerance globally and praised its pioneering initiatives that contribute to civil peace and development. He emphasized Chad’s unwavering support for programs that uphold dialogue as a key pillar for societal progress. The Chadian leader also lauded the United Arab Emirates for its constructive involvement in African development projects, underscoring the strong bilateral relations.

Ahmed bin Mohammed Al Jarwan recognized the Chadian President’s dedication to advancing national prosperity and stressed the Council’s eagerness to strengthen cooperation with Chad’s governmental and parliamentary institutions. He noted that the joint efforts aim to foster peaceful coexistence and enhance stability across Africa, reflecting a shared vision for a harmonious continent.

This collaboration marks a significant step forward in Chad’s international engagement on peace and tolerance, illustrating the potential for strategic partnerships to address challenges of development, security, and social cohesion. Analysts believe that such initiatives could serve as a model for other African nations, reinforcing the importance of dialogue-based diplomacy in promoting long-term stability.