Achta Mahamat Ali, the young Chadian high school graduate, took an important step in her life by flying to Ethiopia to follow pilot training. This dream has become a reality thanks to the unwavering support of the Ministry of Transport, Civil Aviation and National Meteorology.
On November 14, 2024, Achta left N’Djamena for Addis Ababa, accompanied by the head of the transport department and members of her family. She will thus join the Ethiopian Airlines pilot school for two years of training.
This initiative, led by Minister Fatima Goukouni Weddeye, aims to promote the emancipation of women in the aviation sector and to encourage young Chadians to turn to careers with high potential.
An inspiring example
Achta’s story is a source of inspiration for an entire generation of young Chadians. By offering this opportunity to a brilliant young girl, the Chadian government demonstrates its desire to support excellence and promote equal opportunities.
An investment for the future
By training new pilots, Chad is investing in its future. The civil aviation sector is a sector that generates jobs and development. By having qualified human resources, the country will be able to strengthen its air connectivity and contribute to economic development.
The minister’s words
Upon her departure, Minister Fatima Goukouni Weddeye congratulated Achta and encouraged her in her studies. She underlined the importance of this training for the future of Chadian civil aviation.
A surge of solidarity
Achta’s family expressed their deep gratitude to the Ministry of Transportation for making this dream possible. She highlighted the rarity of such initiatives in Chad and praised the government’s commitment to youth.
Next steps
The Ministry of Transport, Civil Aviation and National Meteorology has announced its intention to continue its efforts to develop the civil aviation sector in Chad. New training courses will be organized in order to train a large number of qualified professionals.
Conclusion
The departure of Achta Mahamat Ali for Ethiopia marks a turning point for Chadian civil aviation. This young woman is a symbol of hope and the future. His inspiring journey will encourage other young people to believe in their dreams and commit to a better future.
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