Chad’s Ministry of Public Security has undergone strategic leadership changes with two key appointments aimed at enhancing operational efficiency. Mahamat Koty Abdraman now leads the Directorate General of User Reception Centers, taking over from First Grade Police Controller Ismail Moussa Fadoul Sawa, who has been reassigned to other duties within the security sector.

In a parallel move, Khassim Taha Bouri has been named Director of the Directorate of Administrative Affairs, Equipment and Personnel. He succeeds Mahamoud Dakou Abdramane, who has also transitioned to a new position elsewhere in the government.

What these changes mean for Chad’s security framework

These appointments reflect the government’s commitment to strengthening public safety institutions through experienced leadership. Both appointees bring extensive backgrounds in security management, which is expected to streamline operations and improve service delivery at critical administrative levels.

New directors’ credentials

Mahamat Koty Abdraman previously served in high-level security coordination roles, while Khassim Taha Bouri has held senior positions in administrative and logistical security operations. Their expertise is anticipated to reinforce Chad’s security apparatus during a period of regional stability challenges.