Ouagadougou: The Association of Customary and Traditional Chiefs of Burkina Faso, in collaboration with tourism and cultural guides, organized a cultural and tourist immersion on Saturday at the Thomas Sankara Memorial, the National Museum, and the Laongo granite sculpture site. For the organizers, this was a response to the call from the President of Burkina Faso to value and promote the country's national cultural and tourist heritage.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the initiative aimed to highlight the rich cultural and historical landmarks of Burkina Faso. By focusing on prominent sites such as the Thomas Sankara Memorial, the association hopes to draw attention to the significant contributions of national figures while fostering a deeper appreciation for the nation's history and culture.

The event also included visits to the National Museum, which features extensive collections that showcase the diverse cultural heritage of Burkina Faso, and the Laongo granite sculpture site, known for its unique display of contemporary art in natural settings. These sites collectively represent the diversity and depth of Burkina Faso's cultural landscape.

The collaboration between traditional chiefs and tourism experts underscores a commitment to preserving and promoting these sites. By doing so, they aim to enhance tourism, contribute to the economy, and ensure that the cultural narratives of Burkina Faso are shared with both locals and visitors alike.