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The general objective of this book based on the PhD research study is to provide a platform for transformative diplomacy in Chad. Simply put, the study seeks to assess the norms and protocols of transformative diplomacy, to establish the effect of transformative diplomacy in Chad and its influence on Chad foreign relations policies, and finally to determine the effect of transformative diplomacy in Chad populations. The book proposes the insertion of diplomacy into Chadian curriculums in various tertiary studies and fields other than social sciences; typically, international relations, cultural studies, media and communications. The book recommends that Chad must practice transformative diplomacy. In line with the above, this book challenges diplomacy and international relations scholars to balance the field's scholarship narratives by exploring the rich African and in this case; the Chadian diplomacy currencies. There is still a huge gap between Chadian diplomacy literature and the western and Asian public diplomacy literature.