Niger's National Chamber of Notaries Opens to the Public in Niamey

The Niger National Chamber of Notaries (CNNN) has launched its 2026 Notary Week in Niamey, with the theme "The Notary at the Heart of Your Projects: Securing Businesses, Boosting Economy, and Promoting Investment in Niger". The event, which runs from November 9 to 12, 2026, was officially opened by Minister of Justice, Alio Daouda, at the Mahatma Gandhi International Conference Center. The week-long event features open days and thematic conferences.

Minister Alio Daouda expressed his pleasure in attending the opening ceremony of the 16th edition of the Open Days and workshops of the Niger Notary Week 2026. He noted that the event provides a unique opportunity for the notarial profession to meet, raise awareness, and engage with citizens. The Minister emphasized that the event aligns with the orientations of President Abdourahamane Tiani and the government's dynamic actions.

According to Minister Alio Daouda, the highest authorities in Niger prioritize strengthening the rule of law, consolidating national sovereignty, promoting good governance, and creating conditions for economic and social development. He stated that notaries play a crucial role in protecting, defending, and promoting Niger's economic sovereignty. The Minister highlighted that the notary week aims to make the law more accessible and prevent legal insecurity.

During the open days, free legal consultations will be offered to citizens. Minister Alio Daouda described this initiative as a remarkable act of republican solidarity and public service. He emphasized that this approach contributes to increasing citizens' trust in institutions and preventing legal insecurity. The Minister encouraged the notarial profession to continue this effort.

The theme of the notary week, "The Notary at the Heart of Your Projects: Securing Businesses, Boosting Economy, and Promoting Investment in Niger", is particularly relevant as Niger prepares to host its first international investment forum this month. Minister Alio Daouda noted that the attractiveness of Niger's economy and the sustainability of investments require a robust notarial system.

The Niger National Chamber of Notaries' initiative aims to promote investment and economic growth in the country. By providing free legal consultations and engaging with citizens, the notarial profession demonstrates its commitment to public service and the development of Niger's economy. The event provides a platform for notaries to raise awareness about their role in securing businesses and promoting investment.

The 2026 Notary Week is a significant event in Niger's efforts to promote good governance and economic development. The Niger National Chamber of Notaries' efforts to engage with citizens and promote notary services will contribute to the country's growth and development. The event concludes on November 12, 2026, with a call to action for the notarial profession to continue promoting investment and economic growth in Niger.

Key points

• The Niger National Chamber of Notaries launches a week-long event to promote notary services and investment in the country.
• Free legal consultations will be offered to citizens during the open days.
• The event aims to promote investment and economic growth in Niger.