Prime Minister, Head of Government, Amb. ALLAH MAYE Halina took part in the celebration of the International Day of Peace at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday, September 21, 2026. The ceremony brought together several senior officials from the Republic ‘ s institutions, members of the Government, representatives of the United Nations system and partners.
Organized by the Ombudsman of the Republic, in collaboration with the United Nations system, the 2026 edition is under the theme “Investing in peace: for all, everywhere, every day”. It provides a framework for mobilizing dialogue, reconciliation and strengthening social cohesion.
On that occasion, the United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Chad, Dr. François Batalingaya, recalled that peace-building cannot be the responsibility of a single institution. It requires the joint engagement of the State, communities, communities, traditional and religious authorities, civil society, the media, the private sector and international partners.
At the end of a high-level panel on issues of peace and social cohesion, the Prime Minister, Head of Government, called for a collective responsibility and daily commitment to peace. For Amb. ALLAH MAYE Halina, investing in peace, is creating the conditions for a permanent dialogue, building trust between citizens and preserving national stability.
The Head of Government referred to the direction taken by the President of the Republic, Head of State, the Marshal of Chad Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno, based on the search for dialogue and national harmony: choosing the hand stretched rather than the fist closed.
Recalling the country’s trials, the Prime Minister stressed that “Chad knows the price of peace because it has experienced the price of its absence”.
He finally invited Chadians to give priority to dialogue and mutual understanding in all circumstances, recalling that ” force can silence weapons, but only dialogue can appease hearts ».
