Yatenga Consultation Framework Focuses on Social Cohesion and Child Protection

Hanoi:Yatenga The Yatenga Provincial Consultation Framework (CCP/Y) held its first ordinary session of the year on Monday, concentrating on enhancing social dialogue and addressing socio-educational challenges.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the meeting was chaired by the High Commissioner of Yatenga, Pierre Claver Banc, who expressed gratitude to the framework members and partners for their dedication to the development of Yatenga province.

The session included several presentations by organizations active in the province, with child protection being a key topic. The "Protecting Children from Conflict and Exploitation (PEACE 2)" project was highlighted, aiming to improve the prevention and protection of vulnerable children.

Another important presentation focused on "Parental involvement a lever for academic success," emphasizing the critical role parents play in supporting their children's education.

Judicial reforms and their impact on social cohesion were also discussed, with an emphasis on the justice system's role in addressing community concerns and strengthening unity.

Comrade Banc noted that the CCP/Yatenga session aimed to enhance coordination among stakeholders and foster dialogue on social and educational issues. The framework members reiterated their commitment to ongoing consultations to develop coordinated solutions for Yatenga's challenges.