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Chad’s traditional chieftaincy forum ends in Mongo

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The National Forum of Traditional Chieftaincies ended on 31 October in Mongo, the capital of Guéra province. Its proceedings, launched on 29 October according to an article already published, focused on republican values, conflict prevention, traditional mediation and social cohesion.

Chad’s National Forum of Traditional Chieftaincies ended on 31 October in Mongo, the capital of Guéra province, Tchadinfos reports. Discussions covered republican values, conflict prevention, traditional mediation, as well as social cohesion and living together.

The closing came after the launch of the National Forum on Traditional Chieftaincies, announced on 29 October.

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