Ouagadougou: The sectoral action plan for the development of economic governance in Burkina Faso has reached a physical implementation rate of 46.92% at its halfway point, as announced by Minister of Economy and Finance Aboubakar Nacanabo in Ouagadougou. During the 2026 mid-term review of the Sectoral Dialogue Framework (CSD) 'Economic Governance', the minister reported that as of June 30, 2026, the financial execution rate was at 23.92%.
According to Burkina Information Agency, these performances indicate a satisfactory execution dynamic, aligning with the objectives set despite numerous national and international constraints. The minister emphasized that the results signify advancements in development planning, land governance, administrative modernization, and the strengthening of transparency and regulatory mechanisms.
Minister Nacanabo highlighted that this mid-term review is aligned with the RELANCE 2026-2030 Plan, which focuses on performance, accountability, and achieving tangible results in public action. On the economic and financial front, he noted that internal resource mobilization reached 58.05% by the end of June 2026, and the Diaspora Bonds operation successfully mobilized 151 billion FCFA, surpassing its target by achieving 121.2%.
The minister also detailed achievements such as effective financial market management, enhanced private sector support, development of economic cooperation, and investment promotion, all contributing to the stability of the national financial system. Additionally, he highlighted progress in local authorities' efforts through structuring investments and improving socio-economic infrastructure, aiming to enhance living conditions.
Minister Nacanabo asserted that these achievements demonstrate the economic and financial sector's resilience and commitment to translating government orientations into concrete results for citizens. He encouraged the pursuit of reforms with increased rigor, speed, and innovation to meet the RECOVERY Plan's ambitions.
The discussions following the performance report presentation confirmed that while results are generally satisfactory, continued efforts are necessary for further progress.