New power plant in N’Djamena marks milestone in Algeria-Chad ties

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N’Djamena, Chad – Prime Minister and head of government Allamaye Halina announced on Monday that the groundbreaking ceremony for a new power plant in the capital is a transformative project reflecting the strong and growing partnership between Algeria and Chad. The initiative underscores the positive momentum in bilateral cooperation, particularly in the energy sector.

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