Ouagadougou:Activists from the Faso Kooz movement took to the streets to invite the public to join the celebration of the four-year anniversary of the "Popular Progressive Revolution" (RPP) at Revolution Square.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the mobilization began at the United Nations roundabout, named after Captain Ibrahim Traor, and proceeded along Bassawarga Avenue, covering various streets in the capital. Nina Oudraogo, the general coordinator of Faso Kooz activities, stated that the event aims to showcase the accomplishments of President Ibrahim Traor and promote public support for the government.

Oudraogo emphasized the movement's commitment to standing with the president and encouraged the people of Burkina Faso to participate in the event, which was planned to last until dawn.

The event was also attended by delegations from Niger and Mali. Maria Sale, an administrator from Niger and a member of the Women Committed to Niger, expressed gratitude for the invitation and highlighted the unity between Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger under the Alliance of Sahel States (AES).

Nigerien women joined to express solidarity with the people of Burkina Faso and the AES movement. Burkinab activists echoed these sentiments, urging residents to gather at Revolution Square. Broadcast screens were arranged in multiple locations to ensure public access to the live ceremony, emphasizing support for Burkinabe leaders and the continuation of the RPP.