Ouagadougou: The book 'Communication in Burkina Faso: Legal and Institutional Framework,' authored by Abdoulazize Bamogo, the former president of the Higher Council for Communication (CSC), was officially unveiled in a signing ceremony in Ouagadougou. The event was presided over by the current president of the CSC, Louis Modeste Ou©draogo, who served as the patron of the occasion. The book was introduced by Dr. Cyriaque Par©, with Mr. Michel Saba representing the Minister of Communication, Culture, Arts, and Tourism, in attendance.
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During the ceremony, Abdoulazize Bamogo expressed that his book addresses the challenges faced by professionals and citizens in accessing the regulatory texts governing communication. He highlighted that the work aims to prevent ignorance of the laws and encourage responsible practices, especially in a national context characterized by disinformation and poor digital practices.
Louis Modeste Ou©draogo praised the book as a significant resource for Burkina Faso, consolidating all legal texts governing communication into a single document. He noted that this tool would enhance regulation and improve the quality of information disseminated.
Dr. Cyriaque Par© underscored the book's value in reinforcing professional ethics and conduct, labeling it as an essential legal and professional guide for media professionals, advertisers, and communicators. Meanwhile, a message from the Minister of Communication, delivered by Mr. Michel Saba, described the publication as a strategic tool for promoting peace and social cohesion. The Minister commended the author's dedication and encouraged all sector stakeholders to acquire the book for a better comprehension of the regulatory texts.
The book targets a broad audience, including journalists, communicators, researchers, students, advertisers, and Internet users, offering precise answers to their inquiries. By consolidating laws on media, advertising, and electronic communications, it provides a unique reference framework, adapting to contemporary issues, especially those linked to the rise of digital technology.
In conclusion, the book serves as an essential guide to raise awareness, educate, and mobilize around values of solidarity, vigilance, and peace.