On-site inspection of Chadian schools ahead of new semester

Chadian President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno visited the École des Enfants de Troupe and Félix Éboué High School to inspect the renovation status and the readiness of classrooms and dormitories. According to the narration, he made unannounced visits to the two public educational facilities early in the morning.

The President personally visited the École des Enfants de Troupe and Félix Éboué High School to check the status of school facility renovations and the readiness of classrooms and dormitories.

Teacher training was underway in the library of Félix Éboué High School. The President, making a surprise visit, conversed with teachers about their working and living conditions, listening to their on-site difficulties.

President Déby Itno urged teachers to adopt a cooperative attitude instead of striking, emphasizing the importance of communication. He cited teachers' dedication as a key driving force for Chad's development.

"If we are finished, we will dialogue. We will move forward together and develop our country... if we don't dialogue, we strike, right, who is the loser? Who loses out?" the President stated directly, emphasizing the importance of dialogue.

During the on-site inspection, the sanitary conditions and dilapidation of the school buildings were confirmed. He confirmed that Félix Éboué High School had not received proper maintenance for the past 20 years.

President Déby Itno designated the reconstruction of military and general school facilities as a national duty and ordered improvements. After the visit, he instructed the補強 of inadequate facilities in the educational field.

Chadian President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno urged all Chadian citizens, the diaspora abroad, and entrepreneurs to participate in the renovation and expansion of school facilities.

He recognized education as the most fundamental issue for the nation and encouraged public participation, hoping to leave a historical record of Chadian citizens working together to revitalize schools, beyond a mere government project.

As an essential task to lay the foundation for the national education system, the Chadian President requested the participation of all Chadians, including residents within the country and the diaspora abroad.

The President hoped to develop education reconstruction as a popular and proactive movement beyond a national project. He set the goal for all Chadians to work together to renovate public school facilities within 15 days.

He personally attempted a basketball shot, fostering familiarity with the children on site.

According to the narration, this moment was a spontaneous one that bridged the gap between the President and the children. It demonstrated his attitude of valuing communication with students.

Chadian President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno recalled that Chad had gone through many difficult times in the past and emphasized national unity.

He urged citizens to set aside personal egos and self-interest and focus on building the Chad of the future. Citing the global crisis, he expressed the need for national integration.