Ziro:The High Commissioner of Ziro Province, Saïba Zoromé, has called upon the local population and stakeholders to enhance their collective efforts in supporting development initiatives, civic responsibility, and patriotism. This call to action was made during the traditional flag-raising ceremony held at the Sapouy High Commission.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the High Commissioner reviewed activities from the past month, highlighting the National Days of Patriotic Engagement and Civic Participation (JEPPC), which culminated in a fair promoting local products. He announced an upcoming conference on civic duty and patriotism scheduled for November 16 and emphasized the importance of continued commitment to fundraising efforts.

The High Commissioner also revealed plans to recruit 150 young volunteers in Ziro province to enhance local cleanup efforts and improve living conditions. He addressed the delayed launch of the Faso Mêbo Agency, urging residents to understand that its success relies on their commitment. Contributions from some villages have been acknowledged, but he stressed the need for broader participation, calling on the National Coordination of Citizen Watch Associations (CNAVC) to enhance mobilization and awareness efforts.

On health matters, Zoromé urged the Chief Medical Officer of the Sapouy Health District to assess the dengue situation and provide preventive guidance to the public. He concluded by urging all stakeholders to support the upcoming launch of the League of Sovereignty and emphasized the importance of coordinated efforts among authorities, civil society, and the populace to advance development initiatives and strengthen civic and patriotic values in Ziro Province.