- The land issue under debate
- The government attentive to the concerns
The Prime Minister, Apollinaire Kyelem de Tambela participated this July 3 Bobo-Dioulasso in the opening of the works of the 5e State/private sector meeting. This 48-hour meeting is held during the consultation and orientation framework for State/private sector dialogue.
Initiated since 2022, the process of exchanges and dialogue between the business world and state structures is approaching the home stretch on July 3 and 4 with the examination of residual concerns that have not been satisfactorily answered during regional forums. .
The general theme for the 2023 edition of this dialogue concerns “the role of land in the promotion of productive investment in Burkina Faso”.
On the theme, the vice-president of the chamber of commerce, Mamadi Sanoh set the tone in his message to the participants. For him, it is a subject of capital interest for investors and businessmen: access to land is a major concern even for the chamber of commerce which is struggling to find space to relocate the port. sec from Ouaga which finds itself stuck in the middle of the city.
In the process, he hailed the adoption of the new law on real estate development which makes it possible to protect arable land and propose integrated development projects. He did not fail to salute the government’s efforts to restore the territory.
The Prime Minister, whose opening speech was read by the Minister of Industrial Development, Trade and SMEs, reassured the government’s support for the private sector. He recalled that is formulated in the plan of stabilization and development of the Transition in its axis: to rebuild the State and the governance in which reforms are in hand to build an inclusive economy.
Participants will examine the status of the implementation of the recommendations of the 2021 RENSP before addressing the central theme which concerns the role of land in the promotion of productive investment. Debates will follow on the partnership to be implemented between the private and public sectors for the development of industrial zones, growth poles and economic platforms.
The last sub-theme will address the optimization of land policy for sustainable productive investments in a context of security challenges.
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