Special report
Carine Mbaïgoto, a visionary leader on a global scale
US-educated strategy consultant, organiser of the CIOME conference and managing director of Enerso Chad.
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Monday, 2 November 2026N’Djamena
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US-educated strategy consultant, organiser of the CIOME conference and managing director of Enerso Chad.
Executive MBA and customer-experience expert, she puts the customer at the centre of banking strategy.
MP and vice-chair of the MPS parliamentary group, she combines management expertise with commitment to development and democracy.
Member of the Pan-African Parliament, public finance expert and founder of the NGO “Voix de la Femme”.
From humanitarian work to government: born in Sarh, she embodies a new generation of leaders devoted to women and children.
A model who has walked at Paris Fashion Week and founder of Impact Models Agency, she wants to make Chad a hub of African fashion.
From the media to government and then the deputy secretary-generalship of the Presidency: a career devoted to education, diplomacy and women’s rights.
From the Treaty of Rome to the entry into force of the EPAs, the main stages in relations between the European Union and the African, Caribbean and Pacific countries.
Since the 1 October 2014 deadline, non-LDC countries that have not ratified the EPAs lose free access to the European market. The race for survival is on.
For Achille Bassilekin, Assistant Secretary-General of the ACP Group, the region’s LDCs already enjoyed preferential access — unlike Cameroon, Gabon and Congo.
Tunisian President Mohamed Moncef Marzouki spent two days in N’Djamena for the Chad-Tunisia Economic Mission of 23 and 24 June 2014.
Presidents Idriss Deby Itno and Moncef Marzouki closed the Chad-Tunisia economic forum by signing eight framework agreements to deepen ties between their countries.
