Ouahigouya:The Diocesan Communication Center of Ouahigouya (CDC) recently organized the 12th edition of the community days in Yaadga, aimed at strengthening peace, social cohesion, and better living among diverse communities. This event, held from November 2 to 8 under the presidency of Bishop Mgr Justin Kientéga, focused on the theme "Preserving our identities, uniting our voices for a more fraternal life."

According to Burkina Information Agency, the event saw participation from around 32 communities in Yaadga. Activities were held at the site of Radio Notre Dame du Sahel (RNDS), including cultural value training for youth, a panel discussion on peace culture, and visits from traditional and religious leaders. Additionally, a fair and exhibition showcased goods from various communities, fostering interaction and sharing of experiences.

Father Raoul Konsimbo, director of CDC, emphasized the importance of dialogue and acceptance among communities in promoting peace. He noted that the week's activities, particularly the cultural training, benefited the younger generation and reduced regional conflicts.

Governor Thomas Yampa, who presided over the closing ceremony, reiterated the significance of dialogue for a peaceful society, describing the initiative as a response to national calls for peace and cohesion. The event concluded with community activities, including a meal, cultural performances, and the presentation of recognition trophies and certificates to notable personalities.