Burkina Faso: President Ibrahim Traoré continues his crusade against corruption for a more transparent country
President Ibrahim Traoré is intensifying his fight against corruption by announcing radical measures to strengthen transparency within the public administration. In a statement on January 8, 2024, before the staff of the Presidency of Burkina Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traoré outlined his intentions to create a more honest and accountable government environment.
President Ibrahim Traoré emphasized his firm commitment to cracking down on all forms of corruption within public institutions.
He promised to take strict action against corrupt officials and warned of the severe consequences that would result from such practices.
This approach demonstrates President Ibrahim Traoré’s determination to create an atmosphere where integrity and accountability prevail.
The Head of State announced a decree project aimed at rewarding any citizen who reports cases of corruption in public administrations, provided they provide tangible evidence.
This measure aims to encourage citizen participation in the fight against corruption, thereby strengthening collective responsibility in preserving ethical values.
Captain Ibrahim Traoré also pledged to put an end to the activities of officers who abuse their power by deploying their personnel to secure individuals while diverting funds, to the detriment of the public treasury.
This decision aims to eradicate impunity within the security forces, ensuring that all officials act in the public interest.
The measures announced by Ibrahim Traoré aim to instill a cultural transformation within the public administration, focusing on accountability, ethics, and transparency.
The Burkinabe President is committed to making his country an example of good governance, where citizens can trust public institutions.
President Ibrahim Traoré continues his ambitious vision for a more transparent and upright Burkina Faso.
By targeting corruption at all levels of public administration, he establishes a shield against harmful practices that hinder development and undermine citizens’ trust.
Olivier TOE
