The National Council for Emergency Relief and Rehabilitation (CONASUR) in Burkina Faso reported that as of November 11, 2026, a total of 37,136 people have been repatriated after events occurred in Guinea. This information was released in a communiqué published by the Ministry of Family and Solidarity. The repatriation efforts have been ongoing, with 10,512 additional people arriving and being registered on November 11, as part of the fourth convoy.
According to CONASUR, the breakdown of the repatriated individuals is as follows: 36,191 men and 945 women. Among them are 7,988 children and 1,049 nationals of other countries. The repatriation process was facilitated through various means of transportation, including buses provided by the Malian authorities, as well as individual initiatives. The Council acknowledged the support of all stakeholders who contributed to the success of these operations.
The Ministry of Family and Solidarity, through CONASUR, reaffirmed its commitment to continuing efforts to ensure the safe and dignified return of compatriots. The Council called on the population to maintain their solidarity towards the repatriated individuals and to be responsible in sharing information, relying on official sources and channels.
The repatriation process has been made possible through the mobilization of several means of transportation. The Malian authorities provided buses to facilitate the transportation of the repatriated individuals. In addition to these efforts, individual initiatives have also played a significant role in the repatriation process.
CONASUR has expressed its appreciation for the support of all stakeholders who contributed to the success of the repatriation operations. The Council recognized the efforts of various parties, including government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and individuals, who worked together to ensure the safe and dignified return of the repatriated individuals.
The Ministry of Family and Solidarity, through CONASUR, will continue to provide support to the repatriated individuals. The Council will ensure that the repatriated individuals receive the necessary assistance, including food, shelter, and medical care, to help them reintegrate into their communities.
The repatriation of 37,136 individuals from Guinea is a significant humanitarian effort. The Burkina Faso government, through CONASUR, has demonstrated its commitment to providing support to its citizens in need. The successful repatriation of these individuals is a testament to the government's efforts to ensure the safety and well-being of its citizens.
Key points
- 37,136 people repatriated from Guinea
- Repatriation facilitated through various means of transportation
- CONASUR reaffirms commitment to supporting repatriated individuals
