Accra:Ousmane Bamogo has been appointed as the new director of the Directorate of Information and Communication Technologies in Education (DTICE) during the Council of Ministers meeting on October 8, 2026. He succeeds Kadjatou Guiblweogo/Sore, who led the organization for over three years.

According to Burkina Information Agency, in his inaugural address, Bamogo expressed that his appointment is both an honor and a significant responsibility. He emphasized the importance of digital technology as a key driver in enhancing educational quality and modernizing teaching practices. Bamogo committed to leading with a focus on collaboration and skill development, highlighting the need for dynamic leadership within the ministry of basic education.

Bamogo praised his predecessor, Guiblweogo/Sore, for her contributions, which included the digitization of educational materials and the advancement of educational radio and television programs. Guiblweogo/Sore noted the progress made during her tenure, despite challenges, and expressed gratitude to her team and ministry for their support.

Bamogo seeks to build on these achievements by fostering cooperation with the Directorate General for the Quality of Education to address the digital transformation challenges in schools. His goal is to implement changes that will have a lasting impact on Burkinabe education.