Diapaga:The September 30 Movement (M30) held a major public conference at the Diapaga Women's Center on Saturday, focusing on the theme "Citizen Contribution to the Popularization of the Manifesto of the Popular Progressive Revolution (RPP)." The event drew significant interest from the local population.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the conference, held on a historically significant date for the Burkinabè people, aimed to engage citizens with the RPP manifesto. The event's objective was to transform ideals of sovereignty, patriotism, and national renewal into tangible actions, especially in the agriculturally rich region facing security challenges.

The conference saw high participation from community leaders, youth and women's organizations, and agricultural producers. It was supported by prominent figures including Lieutenant-Colonel Lassané Porgo, Bassoma Aboubacar Traoré, and Lieutenant-Colonel Aboubacar Dadidjan.

Lieutenant Abraham Sanou of the 27th Rapid Intervention Battalion presented the manifesto's content, emphasizing patriotic commitment and food sovereignty. He called for resilience and security in production areas, highlighting the role of Defense and Security Forces and Volunteers for the Defense of the Homeland.

Participants viewed the conference as a platform for understanding and adopting the RPP's vision. Tadamba Couldiati, regional coordinator of M30 Tapoa, noted the province's historical support for national efforts and the eagerness to implement the manifesto's principles.

The event concluded with interactive discussions, allowing participants to delve deeper into the presented issues.