The Christian Development Actors Network (RADEC), in collaboration with Moov Money Tchad and various other organizations, officially launched a vocational training program for young people this Wednesday, August 5, 2026. The event took place at the Episcopal Center of Chad in N’Djamena.
This significant initiative aims to enhance participants’ competencies, facilitate their entry into the professional world, and champion both entrepreneurship and youth empowerment within the region.
The inaugural ceremony brought together key figures from Moov Money Tchad, representatives from partner entities, dedicated trainers, the eager learners themselves, and a host of distinguished guests.
During the event, Matené Elias, the President of RADEC, extended his gratitude to Moov Money Tchad for their unwavering support. He lauded the company as a committed partner dedicated to the advancement of youth, professional training, and the socio-economic development of Chad.
“By choosing to support this endeavor, Moov Money Tchad once again demonstrates its profound commitment to the youth, vocational education, and the socio-economic progress of our nation,” stated the RADEC President.
He further emphasized that this training, which is entirely free and spans one month, offers much more than just automobile driving instruction. It provides a comprehensive pathway to practical skill acquisition.
According to Mr. Elias, it represents a genuine chance for beneficiaries to gain valuable skills, easing their professional integration and creating new employment prospects. He urged the trainees to demonstrate discipline, punctuality, seriousness, and commitment to maximize the benefits from this unique opportunity.
Speaking on behalf of Moov Money Tchad, Kourabe Yves, the Head of Offer Design, reaffirmed the company’s steadfast commitment to supporting initiatives that empower youth and foster entrepreneurship. He highlighted Moov Money Tchad’s intention to assist young people by showcasing its innovative solutions and various avenues for collaboration.
“We are here to champion, support, and inspire young entrepreneurs,” he declared, encouraging participants to fully engage with the training and seize the opportunities presented. He emphasized that this initiative reflects Moov Money Tchad’s dedication to fostering entrepreneurship and backing youth-led projects.
Concluding his address, Kourabe Yves urged participants to actively engage in all planned training activities and expressed his gratitude to RADEC for this impactful partnership, which he believes holds immense promise for the youth of Chad.
