Niamey: The World Assembly of Muslim Youth, through its office in the Republic of Niger, held discussions with the Franco-African Council for Scientific Promotions (CAFAG) on the potential for collaborative efforts in various humanitarian, development, and educational sectors. According to Union of OIC News Agencies, the meeting transpired during a visit by a delegation from the French-Arab African Council for Scientific Promotions, led by the Council's President, Mohamed Abdallah Jara. The discussions focused on the establishment of a health center in a densely populated area of Niamey, to address the growing demand for health services and alleviate the burdens faced by local families. The dialogue between the parties emphasized the creation of an institutional partnership to bolster cooperation between the World Assembly and CAFAG. This partnership aims to support joint initiatives in education, training, and scientific research, as well as the development of private and traditional schools, non-formal ed ucation programs, and the enhancement of awareness initiatives to benefit local communities. Mohammed Jara lauded the World Assembly of Muslim Youth for its humanitarian and development contributions in Niger. He also acknowledged the significant humanitarian role of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, highlighting its initiatives and programs that support the Nigerien community and assist the most vulnerable groups.