On Wednesday morning, Chad's President, Mohamed Idriss Deby Itno, made a surprise visit to two educational institutions in N'Djamena: Ecole des Jeunes de l'Armée (School for Army Youth) and Lycée Felix Mboup in N'Djamena. The visit aimed to inspect the level of preparedness for the upcoming 2026-2027 academic year. At Ecole des Jeunes de l'Armée, the President assessed the construction of new classrooms and renovation of facilities.
During his visit to Ecole des Jeunes de l'Armée in the first district, President Deby Itno inspected the construction of classrooms and renovation of facilities. He took note of the progress made and directed the relevant authorities to address any shortcomings and accelerate the project's completion. This would enable the school to welcome students as soon as possible. The President emphasized the importance of addressing infrastructure challenges in the education sector.
The President then visited Lycée Felix Mboup in the third district, where he met with school administrators and teachers. He received a briefing on the ongoing preparations and challenges faced by the institution. President Deby Itno stressed that improving working and living conditions for education sector workers is a top priority. He encouraged stakeholders to work together to address the challenges and improve the quality of education.
President Deby Itno's visit is part of his efforts to improve the education sector in Chad. The President has been focusing on addressing infrastructure challenges and improving the quality of education. During his visit, he interacted with students, teachers, and administrators to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by the education sector. He also emphasized the need for collaboration between stakeholders to achieve the desired goals.
At the end of his visit, President Deby Itno appealed to Chadians, both within the country and abroad, to contribute to the rehabilitation and equipping of public schools. He expressed his hope that this initiative would become a national effort, supporting the government's endeavors to improve education and the conditions of Chadian schools. The President's appeal is expected to resonate with stakeholders and encourage them to support the education sector.
The President's visit to educational institutions in N'Djamena demonstrates his commitment to improving the education sector in Chad. The visit also highlights the government's efforts to address infrastructure challenges and improve the quality of education. By engaging with stakeholders and encouraging national participation, President Deby Itno aims to drive positive change in the education sector.
The 2026-2027 academic year is expected to commence soon, and President Deby Itno's visit has underscored the importance of preparedness. The government's efforts to improve education infrastructure and quality are ongoing, and stakeholders are expected to work together to achieve the desired goals. The President's initiative is expected to have a positive impact on the education sector in Chad.
Key points
- President Deby Itno inspected educational institutions in N'Djamena to assess preparations for the 2026-2027 academic year.
- The President emphasized the importance of improving working and living conditions for education sector workers.
- President Deby Itno appealed to Chadians to contribute to the rehabilitation and equipping of public schools.
