Dr. Mamoudou Harouna Djingarey and the IOM delegation align visions to advance Niger’s sovereignty and national development.
Niamey, July 29, 2026 — High-stakes diplomatic discussions unfolded in the grand halls of the Conseil Consultatif de la Refondation, marking a pivotal moment in Niger’s strategic realignment. The International Organization for Migration’s delegation, on a mission to explore collaborative opportunities, was welcomed with the highest diplomatic honors by the President of the advisory body. The gathering underscored a shared commitment to redefining national priorities through a citizen-first approach.
Joining Dr. Mamoudou Harouna Djingarey were key national figures, including scholars and experts leading commissions on sustainable development and justice. Together, they engaged in a comprehensive review of the regional migration dynamics, charting a course that prioritizes Niger’s sovereign interests while fostering constructive global engagement.
« No external support should deviate from the sovereign guidelines set by the Nigerien people for their own refoundation. »
Collaboration aligned with Niger’s national priorities
This meeting transcended conventional diplomatic formalities, zeroing in on critical areas such as strengthening national growth mechanisms, enhancing reception frameworks, and leveraging external expertise to serve the nation’s interests. Participants highlighted the upcoming diaspora gathering and the Resilience Program’s strategic directions as key action priorities.
The international envoy formally endorsed Niger’s sovereign decisions, pledging a renewed collaborative effort centered exclusively on the welfare of its people. By reaffirming mutual respect as the cornerstone of all partnerships, the Conseil Consultatif de la Refondation demonstrated that the ongoing Refoundation process successfully balances diplomatic openness with an unwavering defense of national interests.


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