The President of Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, welcomed on Saturday morning in Ouagadougou, the establishment of the Month of Local Consumption which allows to promote what our artisans implement such as Faso dan Fani, Koko dunda and others."The Month of Local Consumption is close to our hearts. In terms of clothing, we have decided to promote what our artisans are implementing, such as Faso dan Fani, Koko dunda and others. We instructed the minister to change the teachers' gowns, which were imported at a high price, and today they are in Faso Dan fani. The gowns of justice have also been changed, even in the army. radio this Saturday morning from the presidential palace in Koulouba.The Head of State answered questions from Burkinabe people on the occasion of the second year of his arrival in power on September 30, 2022.He stressed that his government is currently in the process of promoting products that allow us to transform our raw materials.Captain Traoré assured that he had issued a decree so tha t importers would give priority to locally manufactured products over those from abroad. "We cannot reveal the entire upcoming strategy because as I said, those who are used to importing, they do not necessarily like to apply what we want," added the President of Faso.The 5th edition of the Month of Local Consumption was launched last Thursday by President Ibrahim Traoré.Source: Burkina Information Agency
Local consumption month: We have decided to promote what our artisans are doing, such as Faso dan Fani (Captain Ibrahim Traoré)
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