The Burkinabè repatriation process from Guinea has seen a significant milestone with the arrival of the fifth convoy on November 12, 2026. According to the Conseil national de secours d’urgence et de réhabilitation (CONASUR), this latest addition has brought the total number of repatriated individuals to 45,406. The repatriation efforts have been facilitated by cars mobilized by the Malian authorities and individual initiatives.
On the day of the fifth convoy's arrival, a total of 8,270 people were welcomed and registered. This includes 44,304 men and 1,102 women. The CONASUR also reports that among the repatriated individuals are 9,852 children and 1,224 nationals of other countries. These statistics highlight the scope of the repatriation operation and the diverse groups involved.
The repatriation process is being managed by the CONASUR and the Conseils régionaux de secours d’urgence et de réhabilitation (CORESUR). These organizations are working to mobilize resources and deploy necessary means to ensure the transportation of repatriated individuals to their respective regions from the Bobo-Dioulasso reception center.
The CONASUR has expressed gratitude to all stakeholders for their contributions to the repatriation efforts. The organization has reaffirmed its commitment to continuing the efforts to guarantee the safe and dignified return of Burkinabè nationals. The CONASUR also urges the population to maintain their solidarity and rely on official sources for information sharing.
As the repatriation process continues, the CONASUR and CORESUR are focused on providing support to the repatriated individuals. This includes facilitating their transportation to their home regions and ensuring their basic needs are met. The organizations are working tirelessly to ensure a smooth transition for the repatriated individuals.
The successful repatriation of over 45,000 Burkinabè nationals from Guinea is a significant achievement. The CONASUR and other stakeholders are committed to ensuring the continued well-being of these individuals as they reintegrate into their communities. The repatriation process serves as a testament to the collaborative efforts of various organizations and the Burkinabè government.
Key efforts are being made to ensure the repatriation process is carried out in a secure and dignified manner. Three key points have emerged from the repatriation efforts so far: the total number of repatriated individuals has reached 45,406, the majority of whom are men, and the process is being facilitated by the CONASUR and CORESUR.
Key points
- The repatriation process is being facilitated by cars mobilized by the Malian authorities and individual initiatives.
- The CONASUR has expressed gratitude to all stakeholders for their contributions to the repatriation efforts.
- The organizations are working to mobilize resources and deploy necessary means to ensure the transportation of repatriated individuals to their respective regions.
