IDRISS Abakar

IDRISS Abakar Mahamat was born in N'Djaména Chad on January 14, 1985, married father of 4 children. He took his first educational steps at the Farcha pilot school. Curious by nature and persistent, i developed a talent at an early age. 
After graduating from the Lycée Ibrahim Mahamat Itno in Farcha, young Idriss went on to study English at the University of  Zaria in Nigeria. Attracted by the sound of engines and other technical equipment, he enrolled at the Technical Institute in Bauchi, Nigeria. 
After two diplomas, Idriss Abakar M returned home, not to work, but to enroll at the Institut Supérieur des Technologies de N'Djaména (IST) for a third diploma, from which he graduated with an Engineering diploma in Industrial Computer Maintenance, Telecoms option.
Committed to an independent Chad in terms of agriculture, he has set himself the goal of contributing to quality agriculture, even when one has a small space, with local skills made in Chad. Following this ambitious young man, who grew up in Farcha, one of the capital's largest districts, where all industrial facilities are located, his penchant for technology is no coincidence.

With the expertise and guidance I acquired during the EWC 2019 at the first edition of the World Entrepreneurship Cup in Jeddah and Riyath, I developed my agricultural machinery manufacturing center, which aims to contribute to the development of my country's two main economic sectors: agriculture and livestock.
 

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 IDRISS- COMPLEX -TECHNOLOGIE is a center for invention and technological innovation. We invent and manufacture machines that intervene in all agricultural processes, from ploughing, to processing and treatment and Manufacture of machines for animal feed I hold two (2) patents for agricultural machinery issued by the African Intellectual Property Organization. Winner of the national competition in 2017 Winner of the national competition in 2019; Representative of Chad at the World Entrepreneurship Cup in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in 2019. Our goal: to mechanize Chad's agriculture, which is still manual and arduous, with low yields. which prevent children from going to school.