Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
07NDJAMENA34
2007-01-11 09:13:00
UNCLASSIFIED
Embassy Ndjamena
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UNCLAS NDJAMENA 000034
SIPDIS
SIPDIS
S/WE FOR SASHA MEHRA AND GERDA LANE
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: KWMN PHUM PREL CD
SUBJECT: INFLUENTIAL WOMEN IN CHAD
REF: (05) 202341
UNCLAS NDJAMENA 000034
SIPDIS
SIPDIS
S/WE FOR SASHA MEHRA AND GERDA LANE
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: KWMN PHUM PREL CD
SUBJECT: INFLUENTIAL WOMEN IN CHAD
REF: (05) 202341
1. Per request paragraph 2 reftel, names follow of five most
influential women from civil society and government in Chad.
2. Mariam Moussa, Minister of Solidarity and Micro Credit,
(235) 52-05-76 and (235) 632-8609. Ph.D. in public
management and active campaigner for poverty alleviation.
3. Kadidja Assaballah, Member of Parliament, tel. (235)
52-05-76, hassaballaro@yahoo.fr. Women's activist and
prominent economist.
4. Kemneloun Djiraibe Delphine, Coordinator, Chadian
Association for the Promotion and Defense of Human Rights
(ATPDH),tel. (235) 29-95-09, paix.tchad@intnet.td. Human
rights activist and recipient of Kennedy Center Award for
work in combating corruption and in promoting social justice
and human rights.
5. Kolengar Kadidja, Managing Director, KLS Enterprises, tel
(235) 29-14-58 and 51-67-69, kls@intnet.td and
kls-chad@yahoo.fr. Prominent women's activist who heads
company supplying food to oil pipeline construction companies.
6. Sy Koumbo Singa Gali, Director, Observer Press, tel.
(235) 51-80-05, observer.press@intnet.td. Press freedom and
human rights activist arrested several times for
anti-corruption activities.
7. Embassy's point of contact for women's issues is Rebecca
Daley, (235) 51-70-09 and 677-6119, daleyrs@state.gov.
WALL
SIPDIS
SIPDIS
S/WE FOR SASHA MEHRA AND GERDA LANE
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: KWMN PHUM PREL CD
SUBJECT: INFLUENTIAL WOMEN IN CHAD
REF: (05) 202341
1. Per request paragraph 2 reftel, names follow of five most
influential women from civil society and government in Chad.
2. Mariam Moussa, Minister of Solidarity and Micro Credit,
(235) 52-05-76 and (235) 632-8609. Ph.D. in public
management and active campaigner for poverty alleviation.
3. Kadidja Assaballah, Member of Parliament, tel. (235)
52-05-76, hassaballaro@yahoo.fr. Women's activist and
prominent economist.
4. Kemneloun Djiraibe Delphine, Coordinator, Chadian
Association for the Promotion and Defense of Human Rights
(ATPDH),tel. (235) 29-95-09, paix.tchad@intnet.td. Human
rights activist and recipient of Kennedy Center Award for
work in combating corruption and in promoting social justice
and human rights.
5. Kolengar Kadidja, Managing Director, KLS Enterprises, tel
(235) 29-14-58 and 51-67-69, kls@intnet.td and
kls-chad@yahoo.fr. Prominent women's activist who heads
company supplying food to oil pipeline construction companies.
6. Sy Koumbo Singa Gali, Director, Observer Press, tel.
(235) 51-80-05, observer.press@intnet.td. Press freedom and
human rights activist arrested several times for
anti-corruption activities.
7. Embassy's point of contact for women's issues is Rebecca
Daley, (235) 51-70-09 and 677-6119, daleyrs@state.gov.
WALL