Kokologho:The 3rd edition of the Days of Patriotic Engagement and Citizen Participation (JEPPC) concluded with a public conference focusing on "The achievements of the progressive and popular revolution." This event was organized by the town hall in collaboration with the Regional Directorate in charge of Youth and Sports.

According to Burkina Information Agency, Saïdou Sougu, the Secretary General of the town hall, chaired the meeting on behalf of the President of the special delegation. The event attracted several regional and provincial authorities, as well as participants from various villages within the municipality.

The conference highlighted major achievements of the Progressive and Popular Revolution (RPP) in strategic sectors. Presenters Barthlmy Bama and Mahamadi Nikima discussed the mass recruitment of Volunteers for the Defense of the Homeland, the creation of Rapid Intervention Battalions, acquisition of military equipment, and administrative reorganization. They also covered the formation of the Alliance of Sahel States, diversification of international partnerships, departure of French armed forces, and media landscape regulation.

Economic issues and food sovereignty were addressed, with mention of increased rural support, dam construction, and industrial revival. The health and education sectors were noted for infrastructure improvements, staff strengthening, and modernization efforts.

Justice improvements included the institution of Faso Bukaor, mobile court hearings, and procedure digitization. The conference also touched on citizen mobilization, youth entrepreneurship promotion, and voluntary engagement in security and agriculture.

Comrade Allassane Kabor from Citizen Watch urged support for the Revolution, while Regional Director Sahouna Zoua encouraged participants to develop initiatives of general interest. The event concluded with a community meal of local dishes, promoting "buying local."