Sissili: The special delegation of Niabouri held its first ordinary session of 2026 under the banner of resilience. The municipality of Niabouri, located in the Sissili province, held its first ordinary session of the year from March 24 to 25, 2026, in the town hall meeting room. This meeting, chaired by the prefect, president of the special delegation (PDS), Roland Kabor©, allowed for the review and adoption of crucial strategic and financial documents for local development.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the members of the Niabouri special delegation met for two days to review community life and outline budgetary prospects for the current fiscal year. The agenda, which was full and varied, covered ten key points, ranging from the review of activity reports to the adoption of major financial resolutions, including the administrative accounts and the revised budget for 2026.

At the opening of the proceedings, the president of the special delegation (PDS) emphasized the importance of this session in the current context of resilience. "Our priority remains transparency in the management of public resources and improving the quality of services offered to the population. The resolutions we adopt today will form the basis of our future actions to effectively meet the expectations of our fellow citizens," he stated.

The discussions were lively. Some delegates emphasized the need for greater efficiency in resource collection. "The setting of rent prices for shops and warehouses must take into account the economic realities of our merchants, while guaranteeing substantial revenue for the municipal budget," stated delegate Abasse Biyen.

For his part, Nobila Bougoum, another delegate, emphasized the importance of monitoring projects. "The adoption of the revised Annual Municipal Investment Plan (PAIC) is a key step. It is imperative that the projects listed be completed on time to have a real impact on the daily lives of Niabouri residents," he stressed.

At the end of the two-day meeting, the participants adopted, after review, all the reports presented, namely the special report from the PDS, the report from the CAEF, and the report from the authorizing officer. They also approved the administrative and management accounts for the 2025 fiscal year, as well as the first amended budget for 2026, balanced at 106,360,561 FCFA.

The session ended with the definition of new strategies for mobilizing own revenue, aimed at strengthening the financial autonomy of the municipality for the well-being of the local population.