Koudougou: Women and youth of Nando embrace the RPP Manifesto

Koudougou: The town hall in Koudougou hosted a regional public conference on Friday, June 12, focusing on the adoption of the Manifesto of the Popular Progressive Revolution (RPP), as observed by AIB. The event attracted a significant number of women and young people eager to engage with the ideals of national refounding.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the conference was chaired by Comrade Adama Jean Yves B©r©, governor of the Nando region. The theme, "Women, Youth, and the RPP Manifesto: Embracing the Ideals of the Revolution to Rebuild Burkina Faso," fostered a platform for inclusive dialogue. Governor B©r© highlighted the importance of the Manifesto, which has been a guiding framework for Burkina Faso since April 2026, urging it to be actively integrated into everyday life across the country.

The initiative for this gathering was spearheaded by Honorable Member of Parliament, B©n©dicte Bailou, who showed her dedication by distributing 400 copies of the Manifesto to attendees. She underlined the critical role of women and youth, who make up the majority of the nation's population, in understanding and implementing the document's principles in their communities.

Technical sessions aimed at demystifying the Manifesto were conducted, with Kiendrebeogo Mose translating key points into the local language to enhance comprehension. Comrade Martine Yabr©, an expert in gender and project management, underscored the active roles women and youth need to assume in peace, security, and local governance.

The conference concluded with attendees pledging to disseminate the knowledge acquired throughout the villages of Nando, aligning with the vision of Head of State, Captain Ibrahim Traor©, for a fairer and more cohesive Burkina Faso.