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Chad Marks 64th Independence, Ambassador Kitoko Delivers Key Address

Victor Gotevbe by Victor Gotevbe
August 12, 2024
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Chad Marks 64th Independence, Ambassador Kitoko Delivers Key Address

H.E. Kitoko Gata Ngoulou, Chad Ambassador to the United States Credit: Amb. Kitoko Gata Ngoulou

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Chad observed its National Day on August 11, marking the 64th anniversary of its independence from France. This year, the occasion carried special significance, with a focus on unity, progress, and the future of the nation.

In her address, Ambassador Kitoko Gata Ngoulou, representing Chad in the United States, expressed a deep sense of pride and gratitude for this milestone. Despite her physical absence due to obligations at a major agricultural forum in Minnesota, her message reached Chadians worldwide through a videoconference, symbolizing the strong bonds of fraternity and solidarity among the Chadian diaspora.

The Ambassador reflected on Chad’s journey since 1960, acknowledging the resilience and determination that have guided the nation through numerous challenges. She paid tribute to all those who have contributed to the building of the nation, including friendly countries and partner institutions that have supported Chad’s development. A special mention was given to Chadians who continue to work towards a united and prosperous nation.

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The speech also conveyed the government’s commitment to improving the well-being of all Chadians. General Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno’s recent inauguration speech outlined a significant allocation of public spending—70%—towards improving access to essential services such as education, water, health, energy, and food sovereignty. Social issues, including decent housing, remain a priority, with a focus on addressing the primary needs of every household.

Ambassador Ngoulou called on the Chadian diaspora, particularly entrepreneurs, to actively participate in the country’s development. She announced the upcoming launch of the Chadian Chamber of Commerce in the United States, an initiative aimed at strengthening economic ties between the diaspora and the homeland, contributing to Chad’s sustainable development.

Her message concluded with a call for unity and collective action. The Ambassador urged all Chadians to be active participants in the nation’s renewal, working together to achieve the great changes to which they aspire.

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