In Boussouma S1, CCEB Hamado Savadogo urged teachers, pupils and parents to favor local products to support national production. The call was made during the second phase of the JEPPC, under the theme “Produce Burkinabe, consume Burkinabe.”
The first formal negotiations between the Confederation of Sahel States (AES) and ECOWAS have begun in Dakar. Talks focus on free movement, infrastructure, development, peace and security, as well as legal and institutional issues.
The 3rd edition of the JEPPC featured at least 300 activities, 700 exhibitors and nearly 200,000 visitors to the government exhibition in Ouagadougou. Officials highlighted the promotion of local products and economic patriotism.
In Kokologho, the 3rd edition of the JEPPC ended with a conference on the achievements of the Progressive and Popular Revolution. Speakers discussed security, the economy, health, education, justice and the promotion of local consumption.
The president of Burkina Faso asked the Étoiles du Faso and their ambassadors to promote civility and patriotism among Burkinabe citizens. He described these values as a foundation for development.
The seven CDEJ centres in Piéla donated office supplies worth 350,000 CFA francs to Piéla Vocational High School to improve working and learning conditions. The package includes paper, a printer and school supplies.
CADES-BF closed its forum on sovereignty and collective intelligence in Ouagadougou, calling on institutions, organizations and citizens to work together to strengthen national sovereignty and endogenous development.
In Kalsaka 2, 40 teachers and school principals completed two weeks of training in bilingual Mooré instruction. The course supports the introduction of the national language in first grade as part of primary education reform.
Séguénéga A public primary school held a flag-raising ceremony and read the president’s message on consuming local products as part of the JEPPC. A fundraising drive was also organized for the Patriotic Support Fund.
ENAM has launched its 2026-2027 administrative and academic year with about 1,800 trainees. Minister Mathias Traoré urged students to prioritize competence, integrity and public service, in the context of the Progressive Popular Revolution.
In Bobo-Dioulasso, CNAVC-Houet raised awareness among students and staff at the private Eben-Ezer high school about patriotism, civic duty and consuming local products. The event marked the end of the second phase of the 3rd JEPPC edition.
ENAM concluded its welcome and orientation week with a visit to CARFO, featuring discussions on its services, retirement and occupational risks. Officials also raised awareness among trainees about public servants’ rights and retirement preparation.
In Bobo-Dioulasso, around fifty seedlings were planted and protected on October 14 and 15, 2026 at École Centre and Belle-Ville High School. The initiative, part of the Patriotic Commitment and Citizen Participation Days, aims to promote eco-citizenship and environmental protection.
More than 400 people from Koti, Kouloho, Lobouga and Founzan took part on 16 October 2026 in rehabilitating the Lobouga bridge. The bridge connects Founzan and Koti and is especially important for ambulances heading to the Houndé CMA.
In Ouagadougou, AB.AOC brought together ambassadors to mobilize funding and diplomatic support for the rollout of biodigesters in eight countries. The alliance aims for 74,000 installations by 2030 and wants the sector to become a lever for energy, climate and agriculture.
Residents of Béréba commune cleaned the Women’s House premises on 15 October 2026 as part of the National Days of Patriotic Commitment and Citizen Participation. The initiative aims to revive women’s activities and promote local consumption.
On World Food Day, Ismaël Sombié urges Burkinabè to rely on innovation to strengthen food sovereignty. He highlights national production, local processing and the new 2026-2028 agro-pastoral, water and fisheries drive.
Dalo Public Primary School “A” marked Patriotic Commitment and Civic Participation Day with a flag ceremony, a clean-up day, awareness sessions and a community meal. Teachers, pupils, parents and the wider school community took part.
The 15th International Granite Sculpture Symposium of Laongo will take place from November 2 to 23, 2026. The event will bring together artists, researchers and trainees, with a symposium, a fair, cultural activities and environmental awareness initiatives.
The Endeavour Foundation supported 504 pupils and students in Burkina Faso through three education programs, providing scholarships, school supplies and internships. The initiative aims to reduce school dropout and ease professional integration.