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Legal Notice

In accordance with applicable laws, the following legal notice is brought to the attention of users and visitors of the AccompagnenA website.

The AccompagnenA website is accessible at: www.accompagnena.com (hereinafter "the Site"). Access and use of the Site are subject to this "Legal Notice" and to applicable laws and/or regulations.

1. Site Publisher

The AccompagnenA website is published by:

  • Company Name: AccompagnenA Agency
  • Address: Kabartou District, Abéché, Chad
  • Phone: +235 66 83 77 82 / +235 99 04 62 20 / +235 66 74 28 14
  • Email: contact@accompagnena.com
  • Publication Director: Yaya Ismaïl Oumar

2. Site Hosting

The AccompagnenA website is hosted by:

  • Host Name: Netlify
  • Host Address: [Full address of the host]
  • Host Phone: [Host phone number]

3. Intellectual Property

All elements of this site, including but not limited to the logo, graphics, images, texts, videos, animations, sounds, logos, gifs, and icons as well as their layout, are the exclusive property of AccompagnenA Agency, except for trademarks, logos, or content belonging to other partner companies or authors.

Any reproduction, distribution, modification, adaptation, retransmission, or publication, even partial, of these elements is strictly prohibited without the express written consent of AccompagnenA Agency. Such representation or reproduction, by any means, constitutes an infringement punishable by applicable laws.

4. Limitation of Liability

The information contained on this site is as accurate as possible and the site is periodically updated, but may nevertheless contain inaccuracies, omissions, or gaps. If you notice a gap, error, or what appears to be a malfunction, please report it by email.

The AccompagnenA site may contain hyperlinks to other sites. AccompagnenA Agency has no means to control the sites connected to its website, is not responsible for the availability of such sites and external sources, nor does it guarantee it.

5. Applicable Law

This legal notice is governed by Chadian law. In case of dispute and failing amicable agreement, the dispute will be brought before the competent courts of N'Djamena or Abéché.