Burkina Faso: Head of State Ibrahim Traoré, the messiah of the economic and social well-being of the population
The Council of Ministers was held on 30 November 2022 under the leadership of the Head of State, Captain Ibrahim Traoré. The budget for the year 2023 was adopted during this council. It shows a financing requirement of 600 billion CFA francs.
The 2023 budget of Burkina Faso, essentially oriented towards security and humanitarian, the Head of State Ibrahim Traoré, provides for a reasonable debt at an acceptable cost, the continued modernization of revenue authorities for optimal mobilization and rationalization of public expenditure. The recovery of territorial integrity and the security of the population are the priorities of the Head of State. The President of Faso is fully committed to the reorganisation of the army to make it more efficient.
“The government will take care of Burkinabè in precarious situations. The government will ensure that a response and support plan for vulnerable people is put in place,” the President of Faso announced.
President Ibrahim Traoré is making every effort to ensure that the population benefits from multi-sectoral emergency humanitarian assistance, with a particular focus on children, women and people living with disabilities. Several development instruments and strategies have been adopted by the Head of State to reflect his firm commitment to promoting the economic and social well-being of the population. These guidelines reflect the Head of State’s determination to tackle poverty.
The duty of all Burkinabè citizens is to mobilise without calculation and to commit themselves to sacrifice and vigilance in order to accompany the Head of State in the assumption of this difficult task and to succeed for all the Burkinabè people.
The President had already mentioned in one of his statements that “our objectives are none other than to give a new lease of life to all these compatriots afflicted by this conflict. It is also to envisage an endogenous development by relying only on ourselves and by trying to profoundly rethink our agriculture, our breeding, our technology and by questioning the bases of our actions, of our inspirations to prosperity”.
Miss OLY
