Burkina Faso Strengthens Control Over Strategic Sectors
President Ibrahim Traoré defended a sovereignist vision in an interview on Sunday, marking the third anniversary of his inauguration.
Key points made by the president:
🟠Burkina Faso is regaining control over key areas like mining, agriculture, and essential public services.
🟠Specifically, Burkina Faso purchased two mines for about $164,000, ensuring that profits benefit the population.
🟠In agriculture, facing private sector inaction, the state will invest in sectors like rice cultivation to decrease food dependency.
🟠Automotive technical inspection, previously privatized, will also return to the state.
"If the state is not strong, there is no country," Traoré stated.
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President Ibrahim Traoré defended a sovereignist vision in an interview on Sunday, marking the third anniversary of his inauguration.
Key points made by the president:
🟠Burkina Faso is regaining control over key areas like mining, agriculture, and essential public services.
🟠Specifically, Burkina Faso purchased two mines for about $164,000, ensuring that profits benefit the population.
🟠In agriculture, facing private sector inaction, the state will invest in sectors like rice cultivation to decrease food dependency.
🟠Automotive technical inspection, previously privatized, will also return to the state.
"If the state is not strong, there is no country," Traoré stated.
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Burkina Faso Strengthens Control Over Strategic Sectors
President Ibrahim Traoré defended a sovereignist vision in an interview on Sunday, marking the third anniversary of his inauguration.
Key points made by the president:
🟠Burkina Faso is regaining control over key areas like mining, agriculture, and essential public services.
🟠Specifically, Burkina Faso purchased two mines for about $164,000, ensuring that profits benefit the population.
🟠In agriculture, facing private sector inaction, the state will invest in sectors like rice cultivation to decrease food dependency.
🟠Automotive technical inspection, previously privatized, will also return to the state.
"If the state is not strong, there is no country," Traoré stated.
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