Goz Beïda

Goz Beïda is a town located in eastern Chad, specifically in the Ouaddaï Region. It serves as the capital of the department of Goz Beïda. The town is situated near the border with Sudan and has historically been a significant point of entry and transit for refugees fleeing conflict in Darfur.

Goz Beïda has faced considerable challenges related to displacement and security due to its proximity to conflict zones. International humanitarian organizations have maintained a presence in the area to provide assistance to refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs). The town's infrastructure and economy have been impacted by the influx of people seeking refuge.