Ouagadougou: A joint mission from the National Social Security Fund (CNSS) and the Autonomous Pension Fund for Civil Servants (CARFO), led by David Nikiema and Zagu Nebouinhyb Som, visited the Tnado medical center to evaluate the annual medical examination provided to retirees in the municipality.According to Burkina Information Agency, this annual initiative allows pensioners from both funds to receive free consultations, medical examinations, and pharmaceutical products. The field visit by the delegation aimed to assess the effectiveness of these services and their impact on beneficiaries.Euloge Bassi, the spokesperson for local retirees, expressed gratitude for the initiative and acknowledged the healthcare staff and national authorities for facilitating a peaceful retirement. However, he highlighted several concerns, including communication difficulties with retirees across the municipality, limited medical examination coverage, and the insufficient value of pharmacy vouchers capped at five thousand f rancs.The mission acknowledged these concerns and committed to relaying a detailed report to the governing bodies to consider potential improvements in the future.