The Public Interest Group-national volunteering program in Burkina Faso (GIP-PNVB), discussed yesterday, Friday, with the National Office of Major Projects (BNGP) on development projects for the realization of the vision of the President of Faso, indicates the communications department of the program in charge of volunteering.According to the communications department of the program in charge of volunteering, the Public Interest Group-National Volunteer Program in Burkina Faso (GIP-PNVB) met on Friday July 19 in Ouagadougou with the executive director of the National Bureau of Volunteering. major projects (BNGP), Dr Bruno Compaoré and part of his staff in the structure's premises.The team led by the general director of GIP-PNVB, Djourmité Nestor Noufé discussed with his colleague from BNGP on the development projects for the realization of the vision of the President of Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traoré.For the occasion, a core group made up of technicians from the GIP-PNVB and the National Office of Major P rojects was formed to develop a partnership agreement and propose activities that will be carried out in tandem by the two structures.The meeting ended with the conviction that the two parties will succeed in their actions in the major development projects of Burkina Faso given that the two structures intervene in all sectors of development.Source: Burkina Information Agency
Burkina: The national volunteer program and its partners discuss development projects
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