Falagountou:The president of the Special Delegation (PDS) of the Falagountou commune, Alou Goro, has called on residents to intensify agricultural activities to enhance food sovereignty. He highlighted the efforts of Maliki Alzouma Maïga, a local farmer cultivating more than two hectares of sesame in the village of Gomo, as an exemplary model.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the PDS's visit to Maïga's field, located near Falagountou, was accompanied by officials from the Defense and Security Forces and members of the Village Development Councils. The purpose was to better understand the daily realities faced by producers and to recognize their resilience in overcoming current challenges.

The delegation observed the significant scale of Maïga's sesame production, noting his strong commitment despite adverse conditions. Alou Goro emphasized the importance of such initiatives, encouraging others to increase their agricultural efforts, which are vital for achieving food sovereignty.

The visit also included a stop at the post of the Volunteers for the Defence of the Homeland, where local officials praised the courage of these defense auxiliaries and assured them of continued support for their mission to secure the territory.