Burkina Faso: Young people ready to become key players in a new Burkina Faso under President Ibrahim Traoré
During a special flag-raising ceremony with the first cohort of the Faso Mêbo Holiday Camp, the Head of State, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, delivered a symbolic and visionary message to the young campers. “It is your responsibility to build this country,” he declared.
This statement resonates as a solemn call to civic engagement, awareness, and the mobilization of the nation’s vital forces from an early age.
This is a mission entrusted by the President to the children, reflecting a dynamic of intergenerational responsibility and empowerment.
It represents both a political and pedagogical act, recognizing these young campers as the builders of tomorrow.
This gesture underscores a commitment to shaping a conscious, patriotic, and active generation, capable of carrying the aspirations of Burkina Faso toward a more just, stable, and prosperous future.
In this context, the Faso Mêbo Holiday Camp emerges as a strategic initiative aimed at nurturing human capital from childhood.
The program serves as an incubator for values, skills, and leadership through educational, cultural, and civic activities.
The President’s message is, therefore, an act of hope. It encourages belief in the youth, supporting, listening to, and empowering them to succeed.
Building a nation also happens in the hearts and minds of those who grow up with love for their homeland and the will to serve it.
The people must support this vision, which places human beings at the center of development and believes in every child’s potential to become an agent of change.
Maurice K.ZONGO
