Pô:The High Commissioner of Nahouri Province, Sié Aristide Mohamed Kam, led a provincial public conference focusing on civic duty, citizenship, patriotic commitment, the culture of peace, and the ideals of the Popular Progressive Revolution (RPP) in Pô. The event took place on November 6, 2026, and was organized by the National Bureau of Major Projects (BNGP) in partnership with the Ministry of Justice.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the conference featured speeches, thematic communications, and testimonials about the achievements of the Head of State, alongside artistic performances. The President of the special delegation of the commune of Pô, Ilassa Dianda, commended the development actions already underway in the region and encouraged the populace to uphold the ideals of the Popular Progressive Revolution (PPR).

During the event, the High Commissioner conveyed a message from the President of Faso, honoring the men and women working to maintain the stability of Burkina Faso. The President expressed appreciation for the people's ongoing support for presidential initiatives. A film showcasing the government's major accomplishments was also presented, followed by discussions led by key speakers, including the Regional Director of Human Rights for Nazinon, Souleymane Sawadogo, and other officials.

These discussions led to the signing of the Citizen Pact by representatives from various community groups, expressing their satisfaction with governmental actions. Benjamin Sow, representing the Minister of Justice, highlighted the significant participation of Nahouri's citizens, emphasizing that the success of the RPP relies on every citizen's involvement.

The conference concluded with the distribution of the Manifesto of the Revolution to social group representatives and the symbolic planting of the "Tree of Citizenship" in sector no. 5 of Pô.