Nanoro:The second edition of the International Day of Rural Women took place on Saturday, October 17, at the Nanoro A public primary school, highlighting the themes of production, processing, and consumption. Under the leadership of Prefect Nourou Guiguimd, the event sought to address agro-ecological and climate challenges through innovative local solutions.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the celebration featured a 72-hour exhibition fair showcasing local products such as cowpeas, rice, dairy products, shea butter, and smoked fish. Organized by the NGO Res Publica, the event supported cooperatives and women's associations involved in livestock farming and the marketing of local products, aiming to empower women and generate income through showcasing their talents and expertise.

Salam Ouedraogo, Executive Director of Res Publica, commended the resilience and efforts of the women from Nanoro, Pella, and Soaw. He emphasized the importance of women's involvement in sustainable development, noting the significant impact of their contributions.

Prefect Nourou Guiguimd extended his gratitude to Res Publica for its continuous support in the development of the three communes. He praised the women's efforts, encouraging them to use the day as a platform to express and display their local knowledge and skills. He also invited attendees to explore the exhibition stands to purchase organic and local products crafted in Burkina Faso.