The President of Kaolack's Departmental Council, Ahmed Youssouph Bengelloune, has undertaken an official tour in the localities of Ndiobène Tallène and Ndiédieng. This tour was marked by the solemn reception of several structuring achievements aimed at strengthening the security, administration, and reception capacity of local school establishments. These achievements are part of the departmental council's investment budget, focused on territorializing public policies and territorial equity.
During the tour, Ahmed Youssouph Bengelloune officially received several new infrastructures. These include a modern perimeter fence, guaranteeing the security of students and teachers, an equipped administrative block, and two new classrooms built according to regulatory standards. These new facilities aim to address the issues of overcrowding and inadequate learning environments in rural areas.
The realizations in Ndiobène Tallène and Ndiédieng are part of the departmental council's policy to modernize educational infrastructures and improve learning conditions in rural areas. According to Ahmed Youssouph Bengelloune, investing in rural schools is crucial for securing the future of the department. The new infrastructures are expected to provide a quality learning environment conducive to the success of children in the Saloum region.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by local authorities, village chiefs, representatives of parents' associations, and teachers. All present welcomed the significant material support provided by the departmental council as the new school year approaches. The council's efforts aim to make each locality in Kaolack an educational excellence hub.
Ahmed Youssouph Bengelloune emphasized that the departmental council is committed to continuing its investments in basic social sectors for balanced and sustainable territorial development. The new school infrastructures are a testament to this commitment. The council's actions focus on improving educational conditions and opportunities for rural communities.
The local population has expressed satisfaction with the new infrastructures, which are expected to improve the quality of education in the region. The departmental council's initiatives align with the national goal of enhancing education and promoting equal opportunities for all students, regardless of their location.
The inauguration of these new school infrastructures marks a significant step in the development of the education sector in Kaolack. With these achievements, the departmental council demonstrates its dedication to addressing the educational needs of rural communities and contributing to the overall development of the region.
Key points
- Ahmed Youssouph Bengelloune inaugurates new school infrastructures in Ndiobène Tallène and Ndiédieng.
- The new infrastructures include a modern perimeter fence, an administrative block, and two classrooms.
- The departmental council aims to improve educational conditions and opportunities in rural areas.
