Burkina faso rejected saudi arabia mosque offer: Burkina Faso President Captain Ibrahim Troor has taken a bold step to reject Saudi Arabia’s proposal to build 200 mosques in the country. According to the report of Sri Lanka Garjian, President Troor has urged Saudi Arabia to invest in schools, hospitals and employment -making businesses instead of mosques, to meet the country’s basic needs.
President Troor made it clear that Burkina Faso already has enough mosques, many of which are limited. He insisted that the country needs such infrastructure, which can directly improve the lives of Burkinabe people and promote the self -sufficiency of the country.
President Trole’s view
The decision is part of the widespread national development approach of President Troil, which focuses on significant infrastructure to ensure long -term stability. He has taken several major steps to improve the management and distribution of projects since he took over. Ensuring that all construction works follow technical, environmental and safety standards.
Social and economic reforms
Troor has also taken initiative to overcome the lack of housing in the country. On July 12, 2024, he announced a plan to construct 1,000 social housing units, which aims to ensure adequate housing for all citizens by 2030. In addition, he has taken important steps for economic self -reliance and refused to seek financial assistance from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and emphasize the use of domestic resources.
Focus on agriculture and local industries
The administration of President Troor is giving priority to agriculture, local industries and sustainable development as major factors of economic development and flexibility. Their purpose is to develop the country with its resources instead of depending on external help.
Burkina Faso’s self -sufficiency
Rejecting Saudi Arabia’s mosque construction proposal on behalf of President Ibrahim Trole and focusing on the infrastructure of the country is an important step towards self -sufficiency and development of Burkina Faso. His leadership style has carried the country forward on the path of long -term stability and development.
