Hungary is deepening cooperation with Chad to combat migration and terrorism threats to Europe. Key discussions have taken place on agricultural, water management, and healthcare projects, including plans to provide drinking water to 800,000 people. The commitment to enhancing military cooperation was also reaffirmed by President Mahamat Idris Deby.
The Hungarian government is intensifying its cooperation with Chad to address significant security challenges in Europe, particularly related to migration from southern regions. A statement from the foreign ministry emphasized Hungary’s commitment to providing assistance directly where needed, rather than importing issues.
The Hungarian initiatives in the Sahel region are designed to foster stability and combat the root causes of illegal migration and terrorism. Hungary is dedicated to fighting terrorism, addressing the migration crisis, and providing humanitarian support in affected areas.
On February 25, László Eduard Máthé, the government commissioner overseeing actions in Sub-Saharan Africa, led a delegation in discussions with President Mahamat Idris Deby. The conversations centered on various sectors, including agriculture, animal husbandry, water supply management, and healthcare development, notably a project aiming to provide potable water for 800,000 individuals.
Moreover, Hungary’s newly appointed military attaché to N’Djamena participated in these discussions. President Deby expressed his commitment to enhancing military and security collaboration with Hungary as part of this cooperative engagement.
Hungary’s strategic focus on collaboration with Chad highlights its proactive approach to addressing migration and terrorism issues. By undertaking humanitarian initiatives and enhancing security ties, Hungary aims to contribute to regional stability in the Sahel and beyond, thereby mitigating potential security threats to Europe. The ongoing talks signify a commitment to cooperative solutions in vital sectors such as agriculture and water management.
Original Source: dailynewshungary.com
