Dr. Mamoudou Harouna Djingarey and the IOM delegation align their strategies to bolster Niger’s sovereignty and growth.
Niamey, July 29, 2026 — High-level diplomatic discussions unfolded in Niamey, marked by strategic alignment and renewed national pride. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) delegation, on a working visit to Niger’s capital, engaged in meaningful talks with the President of the Conseil Consultatif de la Refondation (CCR), receiving the dignitary with the utmost respect.
A prominent delegation of national leaders, including key academics and experts leading sustainable development and justice commissions, joined Dr. Djingarey in these pivotal exchanges. The conversations centered on reshaping the regional migration landscape from a Nigerien perspective.
« No external support should deviate from the sovereign guidelines set by the Nigerien people for their own rebuilding. »

Strategic cooperation focused on national priorities
The session transcended routine protocol, zeroing in on critical areas: reinforcing mechanisms to accelerate national progress, strengthening reception structures, and leveraging external expertise for the nation’s benefit.
The attendees emphasized the importance of engaging the Nigerien diaspora’s vibrant community and aligning with the Resilience Program’s strategic directions. The IOM representative formally endorsed Niger’s patriotic decisions, pledging a renewed collaborative effort centered solely on serving the people.
By reaffirming mutual respect as the foundation of any partnership, the CCR once again illustrates how the Refondation initiative harmoniously balances diplomatic openness with an unwavering commitment to national interests.

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