Algeria’s sonelgaz advances Chad’s energy independence with 50 mw plant

Following a three-day technical exchange in N’Djamena, Algeria’s Sonelgaz International delegation concluded its official visit to the Republic of Chad with a farewell dinner hosted by the country’s Minister of Water and Energy. The event, held in a prominent city hotel, celebrated the close ties between the two nations while highlighting the progress of a landmark energy project.

The evening featured a vibrant showcase of local traditions, including traditional dances and a shared buffet, underscoring the warmth of Chad’s hospitality. As part of the festivities, a ceremonial cake-cutting ritual symbolized the shared vision of enhanced energy cooperation.

Over the course of their visit, the Sonelgaz International team, alongside Chadian officials, conducted on-site inspections of the proposed location for a new 50-megawatt (MW) power plant. These technical discussions laid the groundwork for a partnership aimed at bolstering Chad’s energy infrastructure and increasing electricity access for its citizens.

Chad’s leadership hailed the initiative as a testament to the strong and enduring relationship with Algeria. By facilitating the construction of this strategic power plant, both countries are taking concrete steps toward strengthening regional energy security and fostering sustainable development.

The evening concluded with the exchange of symbolic gifts between the delegations, reinforcing the spirit of collaboration and mutual respect that defines this growing partnership.