Tchad strengthens diplomatic security with 12 new attachés abroad

The Republic of Chad has just reinforced its diplomatic network abroad with the appointment of twelve new security attachés across key international missions. This strategic move, formalized by Decree N°1016/PR/PM/MAEIATE/2026 dated May 22, 2026, underscores the country’s commitment to safeguarding its interests and personnel in critical regions.

These highly trained professionals will serve in Chad’s diplomatic outposts from Europe to Africa, the Americas, and Asia, ensuring enhanced protection for embassies, consulates, and their staff. Each attaché brings specialized expertise to their assigned post, contributing to a more robust security framework for the nation’s overseas operations.

Where will these attachés serve?

The newly appointed security attachés will be deployed to the following diplomatic missions:

  • Paris, France – NADJO KAÏNA
  • Geneva, Switzerland – BOKHIT ZAKARIA CHAMOU
  • New York, USA – MAHAMAT SEID BOULAKORO MANGUE
  • Ottawa, Canada – ADAM KALLY NASSOUR
  • Pretoria, South Africa – HINIMBI CLEMENT ZAMNA
  • Addis-Abeba, Ethiopia – OUSMAN ALLATCHI BARKAI
  • Malabo, Equatorial Guinea – SABIR ZAKARIA MAHAMAT
  • Brazzaville, Republic of Congo – OUSSAM HASSAN
  • Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo
  • – WEIGUE RAMADJI THEOPHILE
  • Beijing, China – ADAM DJEROUA DJABAR
  • Kuwait City, Kuwait – MOUSSA ADOUDOU
  • Dakar, Senegal – HASSAN ABDOULAYE BERNEY

Why this appointment matters

The deployment of these security attachés comes at a time when global diplomatic challenges demand heightened vigilance. Chad, a key player in regional stability, is taking proactive steps to protect its sovereign interests while fostering stronger international partnerships. By placing experienced professionals in these roles, the government is ensuring that its diplomatic missions operate with the highest standards of security and efficiency.

This initiative not only strengthens bilateral ties but also positions Chad as a proactive nation in addressing security concerns within its diplomatic corps. The expertise of these attachés will play a crucial role in navigating the complexities of international diplomacy while safeguarding national assets abroad.