The Chadian armed forces will escort the French convoys from the Nigerien border to the international airport in N'Djamena and to the Cameroonian border, to the port of Douala, the report said.
The withdrawal of the 1,400 French soldiers and airmen deployed in Niger began on October 10, as requested by the new authorities of the African country. Earlier, Niger's National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland (CNSP) confirmed that France would start withdrawing its troops from the African nation this week.
The former French colony, Niger saw an elite military force depose the French-backed president, Mohamed Bazoum, in late July. The rebels demanded that France call back its ambassador and withdraw troops from Niger's soil.
Multiple protests have taken place outside the French military base in Niamey since the coup, with protesters demanding that Niger's former colonial master end its military presence in the country.