The Head of State, Captain Traoré declared this Saturday, during his major interview on the national radio, that government outings aim to promote the values ????of national unity, peace and social cohesion among customary authorities and vital forces in Burkina Faso.According to the President of Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, the various visits by members of the government to traditional authorities and the Forces Vives are intended to promote the values ????of national unity, peace and social cohesion in the country.'These are releases that were planned a while ago,' he noted.The President of Faso spoke on national radio on Saturday in Ouagadougou, on the occasion of the second year of his accession to power.He also maintained that the ministers go to the populations to gather their concerns and see for themselves their realities on the ground.According to Captain Traoré, the meetings with traditional leaders aim to keep them in their role so that they continue to help Burkina Faso, to return to it s ancestral values ????which are values ????of peace, unity and social cohesion.Source: Burkina Information Agency
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