Ramongo:The educational community and local leaders gathered at the Departmental High School in Ramongo for a ceremony focused on promoting 'Made in Burkina' products. This event marked the launch of the second phase of the third edition of the National Days of Patriotic Engagement and Citizen Participation (JEPPC).

According to Burkina Information Agency, the ceremony attracted a wide audience, including administrative authorities, educators, students, Volunteers for the Defence of the Homeland, and members of local associations. The event featured a message from the President of Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traor, emphasizing the slogan "All for Made in Burkina Let's make every purchase an act of sovereignty," which aligns with the theme "Let's produce Burkinabè, let's consume Burkinabè!"

President Traor's address highlighted three key challenges to economic independence enhancing production through mechanization and cooperative structures, modernizing processing with standardization and quality packaging, and prioritizing national consumption. He acknowledged the significant contributions of farmers and women and encouraged actions such as reforestation and the promotion of local industries. He urged citizens to demonstrate patriotism in their everyday activities, drawing inspiration from Captain Thomas Sankara's historic speech in 1987.

Comrade Magloire Nonguierma, the headmaster of the high school, expressed gratitude to attendees and reported on the school's achievements, including a 72.72% pass rate on the baccalaureate exam. Comrade Kouna Yvette Sar, President of the Special Delegation of Ramongo, encouraged students to maintain discipline and diligence, wishing for a successful academic year and a peaceful, prosperous Burkina Faso.

The third deputy to the PDS, Naba Saaga of Kabinou, concluded the event by urging the population to follow the directives of national leaders, wishing for good health, abundant rainfall, and renewed sovereignty for the country.