The President of the National Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters of Burkina Faso (ANSAL-BF), Dr Paco Sérémé said on Friday that his structure transmitted to the Head of State , recommendations for the care of people living in areas with high security challenges.
"It is a request from the Head of State to help with a reflection for the care of people living in areas with strong security challenges", declared the president of the National Academy of Sciences, Arts and of Letters from Burkina Faso (ANSAL-BF), Dr Paco Sérémé.
For Dr Sérémé, the Academy has proposed sustainable solutions through recommendations made on the scientific basis and supported by eminent researchers.
Paco Sérémé, also research director, spoke on Friday at the opening of the ordinary session of the general assembly of the Academy with the aim of taking stock of its Strategic Development Plan (PSD) for 2022.
Dr Paco Sérémé said that the 2022 activity report focused on the reflection on the food and nutritional security of populations living in areas with high security challenges.
According to him, this initiative was a major achievement of last year contributing to the institutional strengthening of the Academy.
The president of the Academy declined his ambition to see during the three years of his mandate, an academy with more maturity, visibility, recognition and influence on the national, regional and international chessboard.
As a reminder, the office of ANSAL-BF, renewed on February 17, 2022, will eventually include 75 members thanks to the gradual admissions of new members, including associate members and other corresponding members.
The strategic axis of the PSD 2022-2026, according to Dr Paco Sérémé, will allow, among other things, the institutional development and the strengthening of the governance of ANSAL-BF, the promotion and enhancement of research, technological innovation, scientific culture, arts and literature and the promotion of the quality of science, arts, literature and culture education.
Source: Burkina Information Agency