In Burkina Faso, about forty political parties of the majority and the opposition began a political dialogue this Thursday in Ouagadougou, which will last until Saturday.
as reported from Ouagadougou, Yaya Boudani
This political dialogue was launched by President Roch Marc Christian Kaboré while the country has suffered the deadliest attack in recent years, in Solhan, where 132 people died, according to the official report.
The participants in this dialogue must reflect on proposals to ensure better security for the country and a better implementation of the next local elections in 2022.
In front of the majority and opposition parties, Roch Marc Christian Kaboré asked for everyone’s involvement in the pursuit of endogenous and lasting solutions to the challenges facing Burkina Faso. This political dialogue takes place in a sufficiently difficult context for Burkina Faso, admits Simon Compaoré, chairman of the People’s Movement for Progress.
And for Eddie Komboïgo, the leader of the political opposition, it is perfectly normal for the security situation to take precedence over other more political problems.
The President of Faso has undertaken to implement the consensus conclusions that will emerge from this political dialogue.
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