New york: Burkinabe Prime Minister Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouedraogo received Ayoob Ayoobi, the Director of Government and NGO Relations for the American Cure Project, in New York. Ayoobi reaffirmed the organization’s commitment to strengthening and expanding its support for Burkina Faso’s health system. According to Burkina Information Agency, the American
New york: The new Executive Director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), Dene Keita, reaffirmed Friday in New York the priority given to Burkina Faso in the actions of her institution, following an audience with the Burkinabe Ministers of Humanitarian Action, Pelagie Kabore, and Youth, Roland Somda. According to
Ouagadougou: The Minister of Defense and Veterans Affairs, Brigadier General Celestin Simpore, presided over a significant ceremony at Camp Guillaume Ouedraogo, where 144 officer cadets from the Georges Namoano Military Academy were awarded their second lieutenant epaulettes, marking the culmination of nine months of intensive training. According to Burkina Information
New york: Burkinabe Prime Minister Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouedraogo met with former Ghanaian Ambassador to the United States, Koby Koomson, to discuss a project spearheaded by American David Smith. This initiative aims to enhance Burkina Faso’s food sovereignty through the implementation of advanced rice production technology. According to Burkina Information
New york: Burkina Faso’s Prime Minister Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouedraogo delivered a scathing critique of the United Nations during the UN General Assembly, describing its 80-year record as disastrous and deeply disappointing. Ouedraogo’s address highlighted the organization’s failure to deliver on promises and its negative impact on the African continent.
New york: The Confederation of Sahel States (AES) is the result of a dignified choice made by Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger to address common threats and external interference, Burkinabe Prime Minister Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouedraogo told the UN General Assembly on Saturday. “The AES is not a retreat, much
New york: Nigerien Prime Minister Ali Lamine Zeine took the stage at the United Nations to call on France to acknowledge the crimes committed during its colonial rule in Niger since 1899, emphasizing the need for France to fulfill a duty of remembrance. The address highlighted the enduring impact of
Ouagadougou: The rehabilitation work on the “Gay Baongo” road in the Tampouy district, launched as part of the Faso Mebo Presidential Initiative, is 70% complete, announced Friday the senior technician in civil engineering, Warrant Officer Moussa Amadou Maga. It is a completely degraded road that needs to be rebuilt in