Burkina Faso: Captain Ibrahim Traoré strengthens transparent governance with land reform for the benefit of the people
The President of Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, continues his policy of transparent governance by placing the people at the heart of his actions. In this dynamic, the government adopted a bill during the Wednesday Council of Ministers aimed at better regulating land management. This law addresses the concerns of citizens regarding the excessive appropriation of land by certain real estate operators, often to the detriment of local communities.
With this reform, land becomes an exclusive property of the State, ensuring a more equitable distribution of land resources. The goal is to combat rampant speculation and preserve the public interest. This measure will ensure better access to land for the population and prevent abusive practices that undermine the balanced development of the country.
This decision illustrates the government’s commitment to protecting citizens’ rights while ensuring transparent and rigorous land management. It is part of a broader vision for the re-foundation of the State, where every decision aims to promote collective well-being. Captain Ibrahim Traoré thus reaffirms his commitment to building a fairer and more prosperous Burkina Faso, where national resources primarily benefit the population.
