Under the guidance of the Minister of State, senior officials from the Interior Ministry have assessed the halfway progress of public policies. From Moscow to Ouagadougou, Niger’s expertise is gaining global recognition.

Niamey, August 6, 2026 — A rare and solemn gathering unfolded this Wednesday within the halls of the Ministry of the Interior, Public Security, and Territorial Administration. Led by General of Police Ayouba Abdourahmane, Secretary General of the ministry, all top administrative leaders convened to conduct a rigorous mid-term review of the Republic’s Refoundation Program (PRR).

Critical evaluation of national initiatives

The session, spanning several hours of intense discussions, brought together governors, general directors, and state initiative coordinators. Together, they meticulously evaluated the outcomes of the past quarter, assessing the tangible impact of ministerial decisions while identifying areas needing urgent adjustment in response to persistent security and administrative challenges across the country’s most remote regions.

“Niger’s mobile civil registry has emerged as a benchmark model far beyond our borders.”

Strategic missions and continental recognition

Among the highlights of the discussions were the recent groundbreaking missions conducted in Algiers, Moscow, and Harare. The Zimbabwean mission, in particular, drew significant praise from continental experts, who hailed Niger’s approach to mobile population registration as a sovereign achievement worthy of emulation.

Regional cooperation takes center stage

The Ouagadougou mission also featured prominently in the reports. Focused on facilitating free movement and securing cross-border exchanges, this collaboration among neighboring nations marks a pivotal step toward fostering a safer and more unified regional space.

Clear directives for the way forward

Concluding the meeting, the Minister of State issued a series of decisive directives for the coming months. The emphasis remained on enhancing public service efficiency and reinforcing territorial coverage—two pillars essential for sustaining national stability.