Peni:Houet The president of the special delegation (PDS) of Peni, Moumouni Ouedraogo, has called upon pupils and students of the commune to frequently utilize the newly inaugurated Reading and Cultural Animation Center (CELPAC) to enhance their learning capabilities and foster a culture of reading.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the CELPAC was inaugurated following a pledge made during the 70th-anniversary celebrations of Peni Public Elementary School A. The center aims to provide learners with access to documentary resources and cultural activities to support their educational journey.

During the inauguration ceremony, PDS Moumouni Ouedraogo praised the combined efforts of various stakeholders who played a role in bringing the infrastructure to fruition. He highlighted CELPAC's potential contribution to the learning, research, and cultural development of young people and encouraged students to use the facility regularly to ensure its ongoing vitality and sustainability.

Issa Ouattara, representing the coordinating committee for the school's 70th anniversary, expressed gratitude to the municipality's special delegation and the Progetto Badeya association for their support in realizing the project. He specifically acknowledged the association's contribution of books to enrich the school's library.

Hubert Nacanabo, representing Progetto Badeya, also extended thanks to the partners and stakeholders involved in the initiative. He reiterated his organization's dedication to supporting educational projects that enhance learning and development opportunities for students. The ceremony concluded with a ribbon-cutting and a guided tour of the CELPAC facilities.