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Chad

What it’s like to live there
Chad is sometimes called the “Dead Heart of Africa” due to its central location and vast desert landscapes. The capital N'Djamena sits along the Chari River and offers a mix of Sahelian culture and lively markets. Outdoor exploration is a major attraction, particularly Zakouma National Park, known for its elephant conservation success, and the dramatic desert scenery of the Ennedi Plateau.
Currency
Central African CFA franc (XAF)
Population
19.0 million
Culture & Lifestyle
French, Arabic
Connectivity & Travel
N'Djamena International Airport
Booming Sectors

Oil production is the backbone of Chad’s economy, complemented by agriculture and livestock sectors.
Healthcare

Healthcare services are available in N’Djamena. International cover is common among expatriates for added reassurance.
Major Banks
Ecobank Chad, Société Générale Chad, Orabank

Why Consider Working there
Chad’s economy is centred on oil production and agriculture. Opportunities exist for professionals involved in energy, development programmes and infrastructure projects supporting regional connectivity.
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