Niamey: The World Assembly of Muslim Youth, through its office in the Republic of Niger, has engaged in discussions with the Franco-African Council for Scientific Promotions (CAFAG) to explore avenues for collaboration in humanitarian, development, and educational sectors. According to Union of OIC News Agencies, a delegation from the French-Arab African Council for Scientific Promotions, led by Council President Mohamed Abdallah Jara, visited the World Assembly's office in Niger. The discussions centered on the potential establishment of a health center in a densely populated area of Niamey, the capital, addressing the growing demand for healthcare services to ease the challenges faced by families. Both organizations examined strategies to build an institutional partnership and enhance cooperation. Their focus was on supporting joint initiatives in education, training, and scientific research. They also discussed the development of private and traditional schools, non-formal education programs, and efforts to raise awareness and provide guidance to local communities in the region. Mohamed Jara praised the humanitarian and development contributions of the World Assembly of Muslim Youth in Niger. He also acknowledged the significant humanitarian role of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its efforts in supporting the Nigerien community and assisting those in greatest need.