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Chad: local and refugee Youth unite for peace in Abéché

alwihdainfo.com · 21 September 2026
Chad: local and refugee Youth unite for peace in Abéché
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In Abéché, Chad, African Youth First and POSOC brought together local and refugee youth to encourage peaceful coexistence and strengthen community bonds.

The groups held a meeting on the International Day of Peace to discuss the importance of young people in preventing conflict and building lasting relationships between communities. Batoul Mourtadah Abdelrazikh, president of African Youth First, stressed the need to include more young people in peace initiatives and to foster inclusive dialogue between host communities and refugees.

Moustapha Ousmane Tori also advocated for prioritizing peace and inclusion so every young person and refugee can live securely and with dignity. The meeting concluded with a group photograph intended to represent solidarity, mutual respect, and a shared commitment to peace.

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