Ouagadougou: The outgoing president of the Superior Council of Communication (CSC), Idrissa Ouédraogo, expressed the wish on Friday that the institution becomes 'a robust machine of social regulation, useful to leaders, professionals and to the Burkinabè people. 'For the future, for Burkina Faso, for the institution and for the revolution underway in this complex context, I pray that the Higher Communication Council (CSC) succeeds in its transformation, its transformation into a robust regulatory machine social, useful to leaders, professionals and the people,' declared Idrissa Ouédraogo. The president of the CSC spoke Friday evening during his handover with Jean Modeste Ouédraogo, until then vice-president of the institution. During the six months of management, Idrissa Ouédraogo had in his sights 'the modernization of the institution and the States General of Communication which should reestablish the pact of actors'. 'We did what we could and God decided. But God knows better,' he said. Idrissa Ouédra ogo expressed his gratitude to God, his gratitude to President Ibrahim Traoré and his thanks to his collaborators. Source: Burkina Information Agency
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