Despite suffering the worst drought in West Africa, and having received the lowest rainfall than costal states, and with terrorism holding them back, Burkina Faso agricultural output for all their products in 2024/2025 exceeds the 5 years average between 2019 to 2023. Well done.
Ibrahim Traore was very adamant when he said we will eat what we grow& grow what we eat. The resilience that Burkinabes have shown in the achievement of this dream, is nothing short of phenomenal. I am really proud of our African people, who are making efforts to free themselves.Cecildb84 on X
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