The military authorities of Chad and the Central African Republic are stepping up their efforts to enhance security along their shared border. A strategy meeting, led by Brigadier General Moubarak Abakar Nassour Hor, assessed recent joint operations and addressed ongoing security challenges.
evaluation of joint missions and security gaps
During the gathering, military leaders from both nations reviewed the outcomes of operations Al-Hamamia 1 and Al-Hammia 2, focusing on their effectiveness in curbing transboundary threats. Discussions also highlighted specific areas where security measures need reinforcement to protect vulnerable communities.
new plan approved for enhanced border protection
The meeting resulted in the approval of a new operational plan, codenamed Sentinelle, developed by the G5 Sahel cell. This initiative involves deploying additional military units equipped with fixed and mobile surveillance posts along the border. The goal is to strengthen monitoring, accelerate response times, and deepen cross-border security cooperation between Chad and the Central African Republic.
According to Brigadier General Moubarak Abakar Nassour Hor, commander of the joint Chad-RCA force, Sentinelle aims to better safeguard populations in border regions and tackle emerging security threats more effectively.