N'Dorola:Kndougou The issuance of the Sahel States Alliance (CIB-AES) biometric identity card was officially launched in N'Dorola by the president of the N'Dorola special delegation, Fatoumata Oudraogo. The event, held at the town hall on October 15, 2026, saw the registration of 525 people, comprising 306 men and 219 women.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the PDS emphasized the significance of the identity card, urging the population to take advantage of this opportunity. She highlighted that the identity card is crucial for various administrative tasks and travel within the Sahel States Alliance. She encouraged citizens to raise awareness among their relatives to obtain the document.

Gendarmerie Warrant Officer Jean Oudraogo, who is also the data collector and photographer, mentioned that this operation aligns with the objectives contract of the Chief of Staff of the National Gendarmerie. The initiative aims to simplify access to the CIB-AES through a local enrollment system. He noted that the card costs 3,500 CFA francs and that the operation helps strengthen the connection between security forces and the community.

Bougougnogo Cessouma, one of the beneficiaries, expressed her satisfaction with the initiative, which facilitated the renewal of her expired identity card. She remarked on the ease of obtaining the new card and hoped for the continuation of such beneficial operations for the community.