Chad’s interim president, Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno, has appointed Ahmed Kogri as Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The appointment is viewed as a strategic move aimed at signaling to France that N’Djamena is eager to normalize diplomatic relations after several months of strained ties.
Ahmed Kogri’s new role places him at the forefront of Chad’s foreign policy, where he will oversee the country’s diplomatic engagements and work to strengthen its international standing.
Chad has been seeking to improve relations with France, its former colonial power, and the appointment of Kogri is seen as a step toward that goal.
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