Ouargaye:The High Commissioner of the Koulpélogo province, Saïdou Ouédraogo, presided over a provincial public conference on civic duty and peace in Ouargaye. The event marked the local population's adherence to the ideals of the Popular Progressive Revolution (RPP).

According to Burkina Information Agency, the conference, held on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, gathered administrative, traditional, and religious leaders, as well as members of the defense and security forces and various civil society components, to reaffirm their patriotic commitment and promote a culture of peace.

Mahamadou Soulama, President of the special delegation of the commune of Ouargaye, emphasized the significance of the initiative in rekindling patriotic fervor. He expressed gratitude to the President of Faso for reforms under the MPSR II and noted the positive impacts of development initiatives such as "Faso Mêbo."

High Commissioner Saïdou Ouédraogo delivered a speech on behalf of the President, paying tribute to the Fighting Forces and the resilience of the Burkinabè people. The message quoted the late President Thomas Sankara, emphasizing the importance of civic-mindedness.

Benjamin So, Director General of Citizenship and Peace, representing the Minister of Justice, highlighted patriotism as essential for citizen participation in national development. The conference featured presentations on civic responsibility, a culture of peace, and the RPP ideals, followed by dialogue with key stakeholders.

Representatives from various sectors praised the achievements of the People's Progressive Revolution over the past four years. Traditional leader Naaba Sanem Dima expressed appreciation for the progress in reclaiming the territory and called for unity in the Nakambé region.

The event concluded with the reading and signing of the Citizens' Pact and the planting of the Citizens' Tree, symbolizing collective commitment to the region's development.