Gaoua:Batié The Noumbiel province convened its second session of the Provincial Consultation Framework (CCP) for 2026 on October 27 in Gaoua. This meeting assembled members of the institution along with agro-pastoral mediators to focus on the prevention and resolution of agro-pastoral conflicts within the province.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the Provincial Consultation Framework serves as a collaborative space for local actors, aiming to optimize coordination for sustainable local development. The session featured more than four communications centered on conflict prevention, management, resolution, social cohesion, and the health situation in the province.

Participants, including CCP members and agro-pastoral mediators, shared experiences, best practices, and lessons learned regarding various issues. Drissa Hema, the province's High Commissioner, acknowledged the stakeholders' active participation and expressed satisfaction with the initiatives undertaken. He emphasized the importance of strengthening and extending networks to other municipalities within the province.

Furthermore, Drissa Hema urged all actors to enhance their involvement in dialogue and peacebuilding, aiming to maintain and reinforce peace and social cohesion in their communities.