Yaadga Region Leaders Gather to Address Development Challenges

Ouahigouya:More than 90 individuals from the Lorum province convened in Ouahigouya for the Day of cadres and skills of the Yaadga region. This event, chaired by Thomas Yampa, Governor of the Yaadga region, focused on addressing regional development challenges and exploring sustainable and inclusive solutions.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the meeting was organized by the Association for the Economic and Social Development of the Yaadga Region (ADES-NORD) under the patronage of Dr. Aboubakar Nacanabo, Minister of Economy and Finance.

Madi Komi of Titao highlighted the initiative's significance in uniting various social groups to objectively assess the region's situation and seek beneficial solutions. He advocated for greater stakeholder involvement to enhance the development of the regional diagnosis document, with hopes to measure progress in the 2027 edition.

Helene Niampa from Ouindigui praised the meeting's spirit for enhancing understanding of regional concerns, particularly emphasizing the necessity of considering women and youth in development initiatives. Boukary Zango echoed the call for translating the recommendations into actionable outcomes, expressing optimism for witnessing tangible results by the next edition.

The event underscored a commitment to a regional development strategy centered on dialogue, skill mobilization, and addressing population concerns. The theme, "Co-constructing a dynamic of sustainable and inclusive territorial development what contribution of the cadres and skills, daughters and sons of the Yaadga region?" facilitated discussions on the region's diagnosis, recommendations, and the nationals' role in the area's progress.

Governor Yampa commended ADES-NORD's efforts as aligned with government priorities of leveraging local resources for the population's benefit. He also emphasized the importance of closely monitoring the follow-up of the recommendations. Dr. Nacanabo expressed support for the community mobilization, aiming to harness local expertise and resources for effective actions addressing population needs.

Source Burkina Information Agency