Niger: A new measure to ensure the safety and organisation of urban commerce

To enhance the security of Niamey and better manage the city’s commercial activities, the capital’s delegated administrator has recently enacted an important new measure.

 

Street vendors and goods transporters, often blamed for causing traffic congestion and disorder in the city center, will now be allocated designated areas at the city’s entry points.

 

This initiative aims to allow them to continue their businesses while improving urban safety and order.

 

“Specific areas have been reserved for them at the city’s entry points, where they can continue their activities and from which goods can be transported to the city center through other appropriate means,” stated the administrator.

 

This reorganization should not be viewed as an obstacle to economic activity but rather as a proactive response to the growing need for security in the capital, especially considering the rising terrorist threats in the country.

 

By implementing these new regulations, authorities hope to better monitor the movement of people and goods, thus reducing the risk of infiltration or attacks.

 

It is crucial that the public understands the importance of these measures and actively cooperates with the authorities.

 

Only through joint efforts can the security of all be ensured without hindering vital commercial activities essential to the local economy.

 

The fight against terrorism requires a united front, and every citizen, whether a merchant or road user, has a role to play.

 

A smooth collaboration between the authorities and the population is key to facing these challenges.

 

Niamey must remain a safe environment for everyone, fostering both security and a thriving, well-organized economic space.

 

Read also: Niger: Launch of the construction of social housing at a total cost of FCFA 1.5 billion

 

Titi KEITA

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