Ouagadougou: The Regional Directorate of the National Police of Oubri has bolstered the Faso Mªbo initiative by donating over two tons of cement, while also actively engaging in paving activities at the Guiloungou site.

According to Burkina Information Agency, this noteworthy contribution was made on a Tuesday, highlighting the police's commitment to community development. Officers from the three provinces of the region, assisted by VADS, participated in the construction efforts, showcasing their involvement beyond traditional policing duties. Armed with trowels, shovels, and other tools, they were instrumental in mixing cement, transporting sand, and producing paving stones.

Maryel Natacha Zoungrana, the regional director of the National Police in Oubri, emphasized that this initiative is a testament to the institution's dedication to national growth. "This presence in Faso Mªbo would signify our willingness to participate in the development of Burkina Faso and the Oubri region," stated Zoungrana. She pointed out that the initiative aligns with the civic responsibilities of the police force and demonstrates their commitment to supporting local initiatives led by figures such as Ibrahim Traor.

Through their involvement, the National Police reiterate their support for community development projects, underscoring their role in safeguarding citizens while actively contributing to societal progress.