The Réseau des Acteurs de Développement Chrétiens (RADEC) has officially launched a professional training program for young people in Chad. The event took place at the Episcopal Centre in N’Djamena on August 5, 2026, in collaboration with Moov Money Tchad and other key partners.

This initiative is designed to empower participants with practical skills, enhance their employability, and foster entrepreneurship and self-reliance among the youth of Chad. The launch ceremony brought together representatives from Moov Money Tchad, partner organizations, trainers, trainees, and distinguished guests, all gathered to celebrate this transformative opportunity.

Training beyond driving skills

Matené Elias, President of RADEC, emphasized the importance of this month-long, free-of-charge training program. While it includes driving instruction, its scope extends far beyond that. Elias highlighted its role in equipping young people with essential skills, opening doors to employment, and enabling them to contribute meaningfully to the socio-economic development of the country.

« By supporting this initiative, Moov Money Tchad demonstrates its unwavering commitment to youth development, professional training, and the socio-economic advancement of Chad, » Elias stated. He urged participants to approach the training with discipline, punctuality, and dedication to maximize the benefits of this opportunity.

Moov Money Tchad’s commitment to youth empowerment

Kourabe Yves, Head of Product Design at Moov Money Tchad, reiterated the company’s dedication to supporting youth and entrepreneurship. The training program aligns with Moov Money Tchad’s vision to provide young people with the tools and opportunities they need to thrive.

« We are here to support, mentor, and encourage young entrepreneurs, » Yves remarked. He encouraged participants to fully engage with the training activities and explore the opportunities that will be made available to them. The partnership with RADEC, Yves noted, is a significant step toward unlocking potential for the youth of Chad.

Transforming lives through skill development

This initiative reflects a broader mission to reduce youth unemployment and foster economic resilience in Chad. By combining technical training with entrepreneurial support, the program aims to create pathways for young people to secure gainful employment or launch their own ventures. The collaboration between RADEC and Moov Money Tchad underscores the power of partnerships in driving positive change for future generations.

As the training progresses, the focus remains on nurturing talent, building confidence, and equipping young participants with the skills they need to succeed in today’s competitive job market.