Custom of marriage and families

The Republic of Chad, or simply Chad, is a country in Central Africa. The Central African Republic is to the south, Sudan to the east, Cameroon and Nigeria to the west, and Libya to the north. It is frequently referred to as "The Dead Heart of Africa" and has a predominantly desert environment.

Chad is home to a variety of religious communities, yet each one is steadfastly committed to upholding traditional Chadian practices. The Taubou, or Daza, are one of the primary groups, and they are nomads. They closely adhere to the tradition of marriage, and their households are made up of a head—typically the husband—a wife, and one or more children. The woman is the one who makes all the important decisions in this community, and all of their legally recognized practices are focused on retribution and compensation.That is one of the lists of Chad culture, customs, and etiquette.

Arabs in Chad make up a sizeable portion of the country's population overall. They value the institution of marriage and maintain close-knit families. If you engage in negotiations with them, be sure to be well-prepared because Arabs were made for trade and are strong negotiators.