The Burkinabè government has announced the second phase of the 3rd edition of the National Days of Patriotic Engagement and Citizenship Participation (JEPPC), which will take place from October 2 to 16, 2026. The campaign, themed "Produce Locally, Consume Burkinabè," aims to encourage citizens to prioritize local products and support the national economy. The initiative was unveiled by Minister of Justice Edasso Rodrigue Bayala and Minister of Communication, Culture, Arts, and Tourism Pingdwendé Gilbert Ouédraogo in Ouagadougou.
The campaign's slogan, "All for Made in Burkina: Let's Make Every Purchase an Act of Sovereignty," reflects the government's goal of linking patriotism to consumer habits. Minister Bayala emphasized that choosing Burkinabè products is a way to support local producers, transformers, and ultimately, the national economy. He encouraged citizens to consider the impact of their purchasing decisions on the country's economic sovereignty.
The Ministry of Communication is focusing on promoting national initiatives and achievements. Minister Ouédraogo announced an upcoming government exhibition from October 2 to 9 at the SIAO, which will serve as a platform for citizens to learn about government actions and engage in dialogue. The exhibition aims to showcase the government's accomplishments and provide a space for citizens to voice their concerns.
The "Made in Burkina" campaign seeks to make patriotism a part of daily life. By promoting local production and consumption, the government hopes to create a culture of supporting national industries. Citizens are encouraged to prioritize Burkinabè products and contribute to the country's economic growth.
The exhibition will feature various sectors, including agriculture, industry, and services, to demonstrate the country's capabilities and achievements. Minister Ouédraogo stressed that the event will be an opportunity for citizens to engage directly with government officials and provide feedback.
The JEPPC initiative aims to foster a sense of national pride and responsibility among citizens. By supporting local industries, Burkinabès can contribute to the country's economic development and strengthen its sovereignty. The campaign will run for two weeks, during which citizens are encouraged to make conscious choices about the products they buy.
The government's efforts to promote local production and consumption are expected to have a positive impact on the economy. By prioritizing Burkinabè products, citizens can help create jobs and stimulate economic growth. The "Made in Burkina" campaign is a key component of the government's strategy to boost economic sovereignty and promote national development.
Key points
- The Burkinabè government launches "Made in Burkina" campaign to promote local production and consumption.
- The campaign aims to strengthen economic sovereignty by encouraging citizens to prioritize local products.
- The initiative includes an exhibition to showcase government achievements and promote national industries.
