The Mediation of the Republic of Chad has expressed regret over the ongoing clashes in the Miski area of Tibesti province. In a press release issued on November 5, 2026, the institution called on all parties involved to cease hostilities effective November 7 and return to dialogue. This appeal aims to mitigate the humanitarian and security consequences that could jeopardize pacification efforts and the gains made in the peace process.
According to the Mediation, continued fighting will not provide a lasting solution to the disputes but will instead escalate tensions and erode the trust necessary for their resolution. The institution recalled the agreement signed on April 20, 2025, in Bardaï, which is a commitment that all parties must prioritize preserving and implementing. The agreement is seen as crucial for maintaining peace and stability in the region.
The Mediation emphasized that difficulties and divergences should not justify undermining the gains achieved through dialogue and concertation. The institution urged the parties to take responsibility, prioritize dialogue, and revive concertation mechanisms while respecting their commitments. This approach is expected to lead to a peaceful and durable resolution to the situation.
The press release, signed by the Mediator of the Republic, Ambassador Saleh Kebzabo, reiterated the Mediation's full readiness to support any initiative that could lead to a peaceful and sustainable outcome. The institution's involvement aims to facilitate a return to peace and stability in the affected region.
The ongoing clashes in Miski have raised concerns about the humanitarian situation and the potential for further destabilization in Tibesti province. Local communities and international observers have been closely watching the developments, hoping for a swift resolution to the conflict.
Chad's Mediation has been actively engaged in promoting peace and dialogue in the region. The institution's efforts focus on creating an environment conducive to negotiations and peaceful resolution of disputes. By calling for a cessation of hostilities, the Mediation aims to create an opportunity for the parties to engage in constructive dialogue.
The situation in Miski remains a critical concern for peace and stability in Chad. The Mediation's appeal for an end to hostilities and a return to dialogue is a significant step towards resolving the conflict. The parties involved will need to demonstrate their commitment to peace and dialogue to achieve a lasting resolution.
Key points
- The Mediation of the Republic of Chad has called for an immediate halt to clashes in the Miski area of Tibesti province, effective November 7, 2026.
- The institution emphasized the importance of preserving and implementing the agreement signed on April 20, 2025, in Bardaï.
- The Mediation reiterated its full readiness to support any initiative that could lead to a peaceful and sustainable outcome in the region.
