On Wednesday, August 5, 2026, the Réseau des Acteurs de Développement Chrétiens (RADEC) officially inaugurated a new vocational training program for young people at the Episcopal Center of Chad in N’Djamena.

This crucial initiative, executed in partnership with Moov Money Tchad and several other organizations, aims to significantly enhance participants’ skill sets, facilitate their entry into the workforce, and foster entrepreneurship and self-reliance among youth.

The inaugural ceremony brought together key figures, including officials from Moov Money Tchad, representatives from partner entities, dedicated trainers, the eager young learners, and numerous distinguished guests.

During the event, Matené Elias, President of RADEC, expressed profound gratitude for the support provided by Moov Money Tchad. He highlighted the company’s unwavering dedication as a partner committed to youth development, professional training, and the broader socio-economic advancement of Chad.

« By agreeing to back this endeavor, Moov Money Tchad once again demonstrates its commitment to the youth, vocational training, and the socio-economic development of our nation, » President Elias stated emphatically.

He further clarified that this comprehensive training, offered completely free of charge and spanning a full month, extends far beyond mere driving instruction.

According to President Elias, this program represents a vital opportunity for beneficiaries to acquire practical expertise, significantly easing their professional integration and broadening their employment prospects. He urged the participants to demonstrate discipline, punctuality, seriousness, and unwavering commitment to maximize the benefits from this valuable training.

Speaking on behalf of Moov Money Tchad, Kourabe Yves, Head of Offer Design Services, reiterated the company’s steadfast commitment to supporting initiatives that champion youth and entrepreneurship. He clarified that Moov Money Tchad intends to bolster young individuals by showcasing its innovative solutions and various avenues for collaboration.

« We are here to support, assist, and encourage young entrepreneurs, » Kourabe Yves affirmed, encouraging participants to fully leverage the training and the emerging opportunities. He emphasized that this initiative underscores Moov Money Tchad’s dedication to promoting entrepreneurship and backing youth-led projects. Concluding his address, Kourabe Yves encouraged active participation in all planned training activities and extended his appreciation to RADEC for a partnership he views as a source of immense opportunities for Chadian youth.