The Reformist Party of Chad held its second ordinary congress in Abéché on November 14, 2026. The event was presided over by the party's national president, Yacine Abdraman Sakine, and attended by several party officials and numerous militants. The congress was themed "Reform the State, Strengthen Democracy, Demand Alternation and Serve the People." This gathering marks a significant milestone in the party's political and organizational life.
The congress aims to go beyond mere political discourse, according to Hubert Magassi, president of the organizing committee. It seeks to provide a platform for sharing ideas, constructive exchanges, and collective reflection on the party's future prospects. Magassi urged participants to take responsibility in their interventions and speeches. The event brings together various stakeholders, including representatives from provincial offices, militants, and diaspora members.
Dr. Adam Daboug, speaking on behalf of the Reformist Party's provincial offices, emphasized that the congress demonstrates the party's commitment to modernizing its operations, strengthening institutions, and consolidating its national presence. This move aligns with the vision of a state founded on justice, democracy, and good governance. Daboug reaffirmed the militants' determination to continue their political engagement.
Koumbo Bala, representing the diaspora militants, highlighted the importance of structuring political life. She encouraged political parties to utilize such events to publicize their actions, present programs, and propose solutions to the numerous challenges facing Chad. The representatives of women and youth also emphasized their crucial roles in national construction, advocating for their active participation in decision-making processes.
Guisma Hassan, president of the women's bureau, and Assingar Gérard, representative of the youth bureau, stressed that women and young people should not be relegated to the sidelines of political life. Instead, they should be considered as key actors in driving change, making decisions, and transforming society. Their participation is essential for the party's growth and relevance.
In his address, Yacine Abdraman Sakine reminded the congress attendees that such gatherings are not merely institutional events but moments of truth for political organizations. He encouraged them to reflect on their journey, assume present responsibilities, and define future orientations with ambition. Sakine invited the congressists to draw lessons from their past and collectively determine the party's future engagement.
The congress concluded with a ceremony where several Reformist Party personalities received recognition attestations for their efforts and contributions to the party's life. This gesture acknowledges their dedication and commitment to the party's ideals and objectives. The event has provided a platform for the party to reaffirm its vision and strategies for Chad's future.
Key points
- The Reformist Party's congress focused on state reform, democracy, and alternation of power.
