Under the leadership of Captain Ibrahim Tore and his government, Bukina Faso is a country that is undergoing massive transformation with many construction and development projects across the entire country. These projects aim to transform Bkinaaso into one of the most developed countries in Africa and improve the living standards of many Bukinabi people both in urban and rural areas. In today's video, therefore, we are going to cover the 20 mega development projects that will massively transform the country under the leadership of Captain Ibrahim Toé.
[music] Number 20, the Faso meal development project. The Faso meal development project is a massive government-ledd urban renewal, civic and development initiative across major cities in Bukinaaso. Spearheaded by the president of Bukinafaso, Captain Ibrahim Chore, the project aims to transform Bkinaaso cities through improved sanitation, infrastructure and citizen participation.
The project has created jobs for thousands of Bukinab youths as the project is being completely done by youth and professionals from Bukina Faso. Number 19, the Wagadugo Baba Dulaso Highway Project. The Wagadoo Baba Dulaso highway project is one of the most strategic infrastructure initiatives in Bukina Faso aimed at modernizing the country's business transport corridor linking the capital Wagadoo to the economic capital Bobo Dulaso.
Upon completion, the project is expected to significantly boost trade, agriculture and industrial logistics, hence facilitating regional commerce with the neighboring countries such as Ivory Coast and Mali. Number 18, rebranding of the French Total Energies to Baka Energies. In a bit to move away from the French colonial chains, all Total Energies assets in Bukina Faso were officially acquired and rebranded to Baka Energies.
The takeover was done by Coris investment group Abuinaba investment holding led by businessman Idrisa Nasa on 8th of September 2025 and completed on 5th December 2025. The Baka Energies is now a 100% Bukinabi owned company [music] with nearly 200 service stations across Bkinaaso cementing Bkinaaso's energy sovereignity. Number 17, Bukininaaso neutral stations.
As part of a broader reform to strengthen its road infrastructure and revenue base for modernization and development, the government of Bkinaaso has began rolling out new toll stations across major roads in the country. The toll [music] stations are equipped with digital and automated systems to improve collection transparency, traffic flow, and security while reducing fraud. These moves will allow the government to be self- sustainable in developing and modernizing road infrastructure across the country.
Number 16, the Bukinafaso Sotraco modern buses project. The Bukinaaso Sotraco modern buses project is a massive government initiative to modernize and expand public transport services especially in Wagadugu and other major cities in Bukinaaso. Through the project, the government has acquired hundreds of new modern buses with the first 115 delivered in August 2025.
The project is financed [music] by the government of Bkina Faso with support from the Vista Bank Bukina at a cost of about 44. 8 billion CFA franks. Number 15, rural agriculture revolution.
The president of Bkinaaso, Captain Ibrahim Toé, has significantly boosted Bkinaaso's agricultural and livestock sectors by mobilizing and investing over 104 billion CF franks in equipment, input, and support for the 2025 2026 Agropasal campaign. This move is aimed at strengthening food production, rural mechanization, and overall food self-sufficiency. Through [music] the project, the president provided tractors, motor pumps, tilling equipments, seeds, veterary vaccines, and other agricultural and fishing equipment.
The project is part of a broader government plan to modernize the agricultural sector, reduce dependence on imports, and empower rural communities. >> [music] >> Number 14, the DOR Irrigation Scheme project. The DOR Irrigation Scheme project is a major agricultural infrastructure initiative in Bukina Faso aimed at enhancing food sovereignity and rural resilience.
The project covers an irrigated perimeter of about 865 hectares of land that is being fed by the Kiri Dam with the modern infrastructure including pumping stations, primary and secondary canels, drainage systems, storage and drain facilities and access roads. This project will significantly boost local agricultural output and offer all yearround farming opportunities to hundreds of Binabi farmers. Number 13, RN for road expansion and modernization project.
The Bkinaaso RN4 expansion and modernization project [music] is a major national infrastructural effort to widen, upgrade and modernize the RN4 route which is a key artery that links the capital Wagadoo to the eastern suburbs, hence improving traffic flow, safety [music] and urban mobility. The project will expand the RN4 road to a dual carriageway, upgrade the access road to the Thomas Anara University and develop connected secondary roads, pedestrians and cycling infrastructure. Number 12, the Samandeni fish raring project.
The Sameni fish rearing project is an innovative aquaculture initiative that is being carried out on the Samandeni dam designed to boost local fish production, strengthen food security and reduce dependence on imports by developing modern fish farming using floating fish cages. This project is one of the presidential initiatives under the offensive agropal plan that aims to produce thousands of tons of fish annually create economic opportunities for local cooperatives and rural youths. number 11.
Rehabilitation of the Bukinaaso cotton manufacturing company sofa cob. The Bukinina cotton manufacturing company otherwise known as sofa cobb is a Bukinabi industrial enterprise established in 2016 to transform locally grown fiber into hydrophilic cotton products for medical and general use. Hence reducing dependence on imports and adding value within the national cotton sector.
The company faced operational challenges leading to it temporary closure before Ibrahim Chore became the president. In 2025, the company restarted its full production with the support from the government producing multiple grades of cotton for hospitals, pharmacies and retail markets. Number 10, the SN Brafaso rehabilitation project.
The Essen Brafaso is a state majority owned industrial brewery and beverages plant in Kumsila near Wagadugu that had been doant since 2008. However, under the leadership of Captain Ibrahim Toé, the company has been revived to its full operational capacity at a cost of about 18 billion CFA franks, transforming it into a modern production unit with an annual capacity of about 600,000 ectoers to produce alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages using local materials such as maze, sgum, and rice. The relaunch of the company was officially inaugurated in November 2025 as part of Bkinaasa's broader strategy for industrialization and economic sovereignity.
Number nine, the Bukindi Business Center project. The Bukindi Business Center project is an ambitious and transformative 320 billion se Franks urban development initiative that is currently underway in Wagadoo located in the Waga 2000 district. The project is designed to position the capital Wagadugu as a modern business and commercial hub in West Africa.
The project is being funded through a public private partnership between the government of Buginapaso Cast Africa Sonatour and the national bureau of major projects. The project will cover 4. 6 hectares of land and will feature a 35story Bukindi towers, 15 additional story buildings, extensive office spaces, residential apartments, a three-level shopping center and various support facilities.
Number eight, August the fourth stadium renovation project. The August the fourth stadium in the capital Wagadugu which has been closed since 2021 due to failing to meet international standards has undergone comprehensive renovation and modernization project to meet both CF and FIFA standards. The government under captain Ibrahim Toé who is a fan of football invested in re in re innovating the playing surface with hybrid tough and advanced drainage expanding and improving spectators facilities lighting audio visual system security infrastructures and accessibility features.
Number seven, the Thomas Ankara Museum first phase completion. The first phase of the major memorial project honoring the revolutionary former President Thomas Ankara has been completed. The museum has been constructed at the actual site where Thomas Anara and his 12 assistants were brutally assassinated in 1987.
The architecture features a 34 m dome and tombs arranged to follow the sun's ark that symbolically embodies Sankara's legacy of memory, resilience, and connection to the earth. Number six, the fascosam dairy processing plant project. The fascosam dairy processing plant project is a flagship national initiative launched in March 2025 to revitalize the dairy sector in Bukina Faso by establishing a stateowned dairy company called Fazokam.
The dairy company is focused on collecting, processing and marketing locally produced milk to reduce heavy reliance on imports and strengthen food sovereignity. The company produces fresh milk, cheese, yogurt, butter and powdered milk both for export and local use. >> [music] >> number five.
Bukinaasa wheat flour meal project. Captain Ibrahim Toé inaugurated a factory that specializes in production of wheat flour to strengthen food security, boost the local agro industry and reduce heavy reliance on imported wheat and wheat flour. The project was built at a cost of about 15 billion CFA franks and has a daily milling capacity of around 220 tons of flour and 80 tons of bran producing multiple grates of wheat flour for bread, pastries and biscuits and creating significant employment opportunities.
Number four, construction of the new stadium in Bobo Dulaso. The construction of a new stadium in Bob Dulaso is a major sports infrastructural project aimed at developing the second largest stadium in Bukina Faso with a more than 15,000 seats facility designed to meet both CF and FIFA standards and support the development of football and large public events in Bobulaso. Boom.
[music] Number three, the construction of 40 theaters. The government of Bkinaaso under the presidential initiative for quality education for all has a plan to modernize and expand educational facilities in public universities and all universities across the country. In a period of 5 years, the program will build 40 new amphitheaters, 15 of 10,000 seats, and 25 of 500 seats equipped with modern classrooms, laboratories, workspaces, and academic support facilities to reduce overcrowding, improve research and teaching capacity, and enhance the learning environment for students and faculty.
Number two, the Jodafam Pineapple Production Project. The Jodafarm Pineapple Production Project in Bukinafaso is an innovative agricultural diversification effort that has been pioneering pineapple cultivation near Bobulaso. The project focuses on adapting new pineapple farming techniques such as soil and fertilizer trials to local Sahelian conditions, demonstrating that high yields are achievable and profitable and helping Bukinaaso to shift from importing pineapple and start producing them locally.
Number one, the FY detergent industrial complex project. The FA detergent industrial complex in Bukina Faso is a landmark detergent industrial development inaugurated on 6th March 2025 by Captain Ibrahim Chore as part of the country's broader drive towards economic sovereignity and import substitution. The facility was built at a cost of about 4.
5 billion se franc and has a daily production capacity of about 300 tons of cleaning products including powder detergents [music] and liquid soaps branded locally as fi meaning clean in the mo language. Thank you for watching this video to the end. Be sure to like, share, and subscribe [music] as I bring you more information on the African continent, people, and culture.
