Loumbila:Bassitenga/Loumbila The 85th class of non-salaried conscripts from the Faso-Boole agency officially graduated from the Loumbila Training and Production Center after completing a month of civic and military training. This cohort comprises 1,712 conscripts, including 983 women and 729 men, who are set to begin twelve months of service within their host organizations.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the graduation ceremony was attended by administrative, religious, and traditional authorities. Representing the Director General of the Faso-Boole agency, Secretary General Comrade Inoussa Ouedraogo addressed the new recruits, emphasizing the importance of applying the knowledge and values acquired during their training to enhance public administration and contribute to Burkina Faso's development.

Ouedraogo highlighted the diverse skills and profiles of the conscripts as a significant asset for strengthening the operational capacities of public services. He noted that their mobilization is intended to support the functioning of public administration and foster the development of their professional skills. Essential values such as patriotism, discipline, responsibility, and respect for institutions were underscored as key components of their training.

On behalf of the graduating class, delegate Prisca Nebie expressed gratitude to the Burkinabe authorities for the initiative. She described the training program as a school of discipline, courage, solidarity, social cohesion, and patriotism. Nebie urged her peers to demonstrate diligence, mutual respect, and determination in their future roles and to commit fully to serving the nation.

The ceremony concluded with a sense of joy and satisfaction, marking the end of the training period and the beginning of a year-long service for the conscripts in their respective organizations.

Source Burkina Information Agency