Burkina Faso: Validation of AES membership, a strong consensus for enhanced regional cooperation

The Transitional Legislative Assembly has given its approval to the bill authorizing the ratification of the Liptako-Gourma Charter establishing the Alliance of the Sahel States (AES).

Following an in-depth general debate, parliamentarians unanimously adopted the bill with 71 votes out of 71 voters, demonstrating a strong consensus on this important issue.

The parliamentary session endorsing Burkina Faso’s accession to the SSA also addressed several related topics, including the legal status of the Alliance, the structure of its organs, its mode of operation, its competencies, financing, and potential memberships from other countries in the region.

The Liptako-Gourma Charter, signed between Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso on September 16, 2023, served as the starting point for this initiative.

Last May, the three countries began discussions on a draft text governing the creation of the AES Confederation, marking a significant step towards enhanced cooperation within the Sahel region.

It is crucial for Burkinabe citizens to offer unwavering support to Captain Ibrahim Traoré in fulfilling his missions for the well-being of all.

As a leader, Captain Traoré embodies hope and determination to build a better future for the nation.

His commitment to security, prosperity, and progress for every citizen is undeniable.

Therefore, it is imperative for every Burkinabé to rally behind him, offering trust, encouragement, and cooperation.

By working together, hand in hand, with a shared vision and commitment, Burkinabe people can overcome challenges and build a stronger, more united, and prosperous Burkina Faso for all.

Cedric KABORE

 

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