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Chadian Politician on Doha Deal Risks
According to an interview with Omar Mahdi Beshara, leader of the National Salvation Movement of Chad, the Doha Peace Agreement signed in 2022 between the government and armed groups has not been fully implemented, despite remaining legally valid. Beshara considered the agreement a golden opportunity to end the conflict and build comprehensive national reconciliation, but it faced political setbacks due to weak willpower in fulfilling the commitments outlined in the agreement. He explained that selective application of its provisions has undermined trust, increasing the risk of new conflicts erupting within the country—especially with ongoing activities by armed factions in southern Libya and the rising security and economic challenges. These issues demand enhanced security coordination and comprehensive development efforts to combat extremism. Beshara also criticized Europe's reliance on security and financial solutions to curb migration, calling for support for developmental projects and job creation instead. He pointed out that any return of French forces to Chad would raise questions about national sovereignty, emphasizing that diversifying international relations should be based on equality and mutual respect.
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