Chad

Chad is a critical partner in the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF) and is actively collaborating with Nigeria to combat terrorism and banditry. This partnership is vital for ensuring the safety and sovereignty of Chad and promoting regional stability.

Chad closed its eastern border with Sudan after clashes linked to the Sudanese civil war resulted in the deaths of five Chadian soldiers. This action aims to prevent the conflict from spreading, protect its citizens and refugees, and maintain national stability and territorial integrity. Chad is deploying more troops to the border area.

Chad has experienced a deadly cross-border drone attack from Sudan, killing 17 people in Tine. This incident has led to Chad's President Mahamat Déby ordering military retaliation against any future attacks from Sudan, escalating tensions.

Chad experienced a cross-border drone attack from Sudan, killing 17 people. Its government has strengthened border security and its president has vowed retaliation for future attacks, escalating tensions with Sudan.

Chad is one of the 13 beneficiary countries of the AESTAP Mission 300 Phase II project, receiving direct technical support to improve electricity regulations, strengthen utilities, and implement its National Energy Compact.