Niger minister visits Tahoua region
Minister Abdourahamane Oumarou met with community leaders, artists, and academics during his five-day trip.
Minister of Refoundation and Promotion of Social Values, Abdourahamane Oumarou, visited the Tahoua region from October 25 to 30, 2026. The visit coincided with the 13th edition of the Prix Dan Gourmou, held from October 24 to 29. During his trip, the minister held three meetings on refoundation issues with change actors at the University Djibo Hamani, the Albarka Tchibaou House of Culture, and the Tahoua Town Hall.
Minister Oumarou also met with university teachers, artists from eight regions, and civil society organizations. He paid courtesy visits to the Canton Chief of Tahoua and the Peulh Group Chief. These encounters allowed for open discussions on social and behavioral change, with participants expressing pride in fighting for national sovereignty and resilience against external and internal pressures.
The minister noted that discussions aligned with the president's vision for a new Niger. Participants praised the authorities' commitment to governing differently and fostering a Niger proud of its culture and values. They also acknowledged the people's resilience in overcoming obstacles and asserting Niger's voice.
Why it mattersNigeriens in the Tahoua region engaged with a government minister on national refoundation and social values.