Yatenga: The High Commissioner invites those who have been immersed in the experience to implement the values ??they have learned. The High Commissioner of Yatenga, Pierre Claver Banc©, on February 22, closed the first phase of the patriotic immersion of 14,238 students from intermediate classes in the province, asking them to put into practice the values learned, AIB observed.

According to Burkina Information Agency, as part of the patriotic immersion program for students in intermediate classes, the High Commissioner of Yatenga, Pierre Claver Banc©, closed the activity this Saturday, February 21, at the Ouahigouya Municipal High School. For this phase of the patriotic immersion program for middle school students, 11 sites were selected across the municipalities of Ouahigouya, Kalsaka, Oula, S©gu©n©ga, Rambo, and Zogor©. Twenty-six schools in the province participated, mobilizing 14,238 students, including 6,132 girls. The objective of this training, it should be noted, was to instill in the students essential values such as order, discipline, solidarity, patriotism, and environmental responsibility.

During the ceremony marking the end of this patriotic activity, the representative of the participants, Samiratou Diallo, suggested that the six weeks of training had been beneficial for them. "We learned and internalized discipline, integrity, and the value of hard work during the training, and this is evident in the remarkable improvement of our daily behavior," she stated.

Speaking at the event, the High Commissioner of Yatenga Province, Pierre Claver Banc©, thanked the instructors and school administrators for the successful organization of the activity. He encouraged the participants to put into practice the values they had learned during the six-week program. Mr. Banc© expressed his hope that these values would have a profound impact on families, schools, and the country as a whole, so that the People's Progressive Revolution would find true champions and builders of a new and prosperous Burkina Faso.