Kongoussi:The High Commissioner of Bam Province, Karim Ouédraogo, has called upon education stakeholders, parents, and the educational community to actively engage in reforming Burkina Faso's schools. This appeal was made during the 11th national flag-raising ceremony at Bango Public Primary School in Kongoussi.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the High Commissioner emphasized the collective responsibility involved in reforming the nation's education system. He highlighted the NEKRE Pact, launched on October 17, 2026, in Kaya by Prime Minister Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo, as a vital commitment to using education as a tool for social transformation and building a sovereign Burkina Faso.

Karim Ouédraogo underlined the importance of rethinking the school system to cultivate responsible, competent, and patriotic citizens. He praised teachers as crucial influencers in shaping the future nation and encouraged them to continue their work with dedication. The High Commissioner also stressed the role of parents in supporting their children's education, advocating for a collaborative effort among families, schools, and the community.

He urged students to embrace discipline, respect, perseverance, and excellence while fostering a sense of patriotism. The ceremony at Bango Public Primary School served as a moment to instill values of dignity and national pride in the younger generation.

Daniel Ouédraogo, head of the Kongoussi 2 Basic Education District, expressed gratitude for hosting the ceremony and committed to advancing education in the province, aligning with the goals of the NEKRE Pact.