Chad's Representation at NWEFA 2026
Chad is set to make its mark at the upcoming NWEFA 2026 — Nexus Waste, Energy, Food event, scheduled to take place in Agadir, Morocco. The country will be represented by none other than Dr. Ibrahim Moussa Youssouf, whose participation marks a significant milestone for showcasing Chadian expertise in sustainable development, green entrepreneurship, and ecological transition. This event presents an invaluable platform for dialogue and collaboration on pressing global issues.
Dr. Youssouf's Role and Contributions
On the first day of the conference, specifically on Tuesday, June 9, 2026, Dr. Youssouf will take part in the first plenary session, which is slated to occur from 11:20 AM to 11:40 AM. His presentation will focus on the theme: "Promoting Green Entrepreneurship in Africa." The program highlights his credentials as a researcher and educator at the University of N'Djamena in Chad, as well as his position at the European Laboratory for Decision in Grenoble, France. His insights will be crucial to addressing the intersection of economic growth, environmental protection, social innovation, and sustainable job creation on the continent.
Beyond his academic profile, Dr. Youssouf is well-regarded for his strategic thinking and institutional development efforts. He is the founding president of the consulting firm Seinghor, which is dedicated to analysis, support, and expertise production. His career reflects a commitment to bridging research, public action, and tangible solutions that serve developmental goals.
Dr. Youssouf’s influence extends beyond academia. He is also a political party leader within Chad's presidential majority, underscoring his active engagement in public discourse and national political dynamics. Additionally, he serves as the vice-president of the CEDPE, thereby enhancing his role in spaces for reflection, dialogue, and proposal-making.
In summary, Dr. Ibrahim Moussa Youssouf’s presence at NWEFA 2026 offers a dual opportunity: it not only amplifies a Chadian voice within an international forum focused on the nexus of waste, energy, and food, but it also promotes an African perspective on green entrepreneurship that is attuned to the continent's economic, social, and environmental realities.
As reported by alwihdainfo.com.
