Burkina Faso / Captain Ibrahim Traoré: A resolute Leader for the development and Welfare of his people

Despite the ongoing war against terrorism, which demands enormous resources, President Ibrahim Traoré continues to prove his leadership by advancing various sectors to propel Burkina Faso forward for the well-being of its people.

 

His human-centered governance was once again evident during Wednesday’s Council of Ministers meeting, where he presided over the adoption of a decree establishing the Presidential Health Initiative.

 

This initiative, housed within Burkina’s National Office of Major Projects, is a direct reflection of President Traoré’s vision and his firm commitment to addressing healthcare shortcomings promptly.

 

The Presidential Health Initiative consists of four main components:

  1. Construction and Equipment of 55 Communal Health Centers: This involves upgrading 55 Health and Social Promotion Centers (CSPS) into Communal Medical Centers across Burkina Faso’s 13 regions.
  2. Construction and Equipment of Five Anesthesia and Intensive Care Units: These units will be established in hospitals to enhance intensive care and resuscitation capabilities.
  3. Creation of a Heart Institute: Located at the Tengandogo University Hospital, this institute will provide specialized cardiology care.
  4. Availability of Molecular Diagnostics for Breast Cancer: This component aims to make essential diagnostic technology available to effectively combat breast cancer in Burkina Faso.

President Ibrahim Traoré thus demonstrates his ability to lead the country towards a promising future, even in challenging circumstances, by prioritizing human welfare and ensuring that every Burkinabe has access to quality healthcare.

Cedric KABORE

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