Algerian Prime Minister Aim\u00e9 Gharaib, representing President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, affirmed Algeria's steadfast commitment to supporting Chad and enhancing their bilateral partnership for mutual development, stability, and prosperity. This commitment was highlighted during the groundbreaking ceremony for a 2×20 MW power generation station in the Farcha industrial zone of N'Djamena, the Chadian capital.<\/p>\n
Speaking at the event, Gharaib stated that this project embodies the strong political will between the leadership of both nations. It directly translates the directives of President Tebboune and Chadian President Idriss D\u00e9by Itno to elevate Algerian-Chadian relations to a strategic partnership founded on effective solidarity, shared development, and mutual interests. Gharaib conveyed President Tebboune's regards to the Chadian authorities and people, emphasizing his dedication to fostering brotherhood and strengthening bilateral cooperation towards achieving common goals for a more integrated and prosperous Africa.<\/p>\n
Gharaib underscored that this project signifies a pivotal moment in reinforcing Algerian-Chadian relations, marking a new phase of solidarity and partnership. The collaboration has moved from consultation and planning to tangible implementation of joint projects that directly impact citizens' daily lives. He noted that the power station project, approved by President Tebboune, is a primary outcome of the dynamic initiated by President D\u00e9by Itno's official visit to Algeria in April and the subsequent fruitful discussions, which resulted in ambitious cooperation agreements across various vital sectors.<\/p>\n
The launch of this project serves as clear evidence that agreements between the two leaders are being actively implemented, demonstrating genuine shared will and heralding a new era of fruitful partnership and solidarity. Gharaib elaborated on the profound economic, social, and humanitarian dimensions of the power station, emphasizing its role in bolstering Chad's energy capacity and supporting its development. He highlighted energy as a cornerstone of modern economies, crucial for attracting investment, industrial development, and improving public services and living standards.<\/p>\n
Algeria views this project as a concrete contribution to Chad's energy security and production capacity, aligning with the aspirations of the Chadian people for development and prosperity. This initiative reflects Algeria's firm belief in effective African cooperation as a driver of shared development through tangible projects that benefit citizens and build strong, sustainable national economies. Gharaib stated, "The Africa we believe in is an Africa of effective solidarity, genuine initiatives, productive investments, and partnerships that create wealth on its soil for its people."<\/p>\n
Furthermore, Gharaib revealed an ambitious roadmap for energy cooperation, including support for the N'Djamena refinery project, joint ventures in geological exploration and seismic studies, expertise exchange, and training. Permanent consultation mechanisms are also being established to coordinate efforts across the entire energy value chain. Algeria is fully committed to supporting Chad's developmental journey by sharing expertise, building capacities, and transferring successful experiences from its national companies in energy, mining, industry, and infrastructure.<\/p>\n
The strong historical, human, and geographical ties between Algeria and Chad, reinforced by African solidarity and coordination on continental issues, underpin a shared vision for Africa's future. This vision emphasizes sovereignty, good neighborliness, dialogue, sustainable development, economic integration, and enhanced security and stability. The new dynamic in Algerian-Chadian relations since September 2025 has ushered in an unprecedented era of strategic cooperation, culminating in the fourth session of the Joint Algerian-Chadian Committee and the signing of key agreements and Memoranda of Understanding.<\/p>\n
Both nations share a fundamental conviction that security, development, and economic integration are interconnected systems. Gharaib asserted, "Lasting stability cannot be achieved without comprehensive development, sustainable development requires strong and modern infrastructure, and economic prosperity depends on building interconnected and integrated regional spaces."<\/p>\n
Algeria and Chad are placing special emphasis on major continental projects, including the Trans-Saharan Highway, fiber optic connectivity, and enhancing air and logistical transport. These initiatives aim to reduce the isolation of interior regions and open new avenues for trade and investment.<\/p>\n
Regionally, both countries are committed to continuous coordination and consultation on pressing issues, reflecting their shared destiny and the necessity of African-led solutions to African problems within a framework of respect for national sovereignty. Their efforts are geared towards ensuring security and stability in the Sahel region and across the entire African continent. They view the power station project as a symbol of this new phase in their bilateral relations, characterized by joint achievements, strategic partnership, and a focus on serving the interests of both peoples. Gharaib concluded, "We are confident that this energy edifice will stand as living proof of what can be achieved when sincere political will, commitment to the spirit of African solidarity, and cooperation based on trust, mutual respect, and shared benefit are present."<\/p>\n
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