Préparatifs du 20 mai : Mounouna Foutsou à l’ouest

Préparatifs du 20 mai : Mounouna Foutsou à l’ouest – Le ministre de la Jeunesse et de l’Éducation civique a entamé une visite de travail de deux jours ce lundi dans la région de l’Ouest dans le cadre des activités de la “Semaine de l’unité”.

Mounouna Foutsou s’est notamment rendu, dans la matinée, au Centre d’instruction du Bataillon des troupes aéroportées de Koutaba, dans le Noun. Des cadres de jeunesse et d’animation de son département ministériel y reçoivent, depuis deux semaines, une formation pour le renforcement des valeurs civiques et patriotiques à transmettre à la jeunesse.

Ces stagiaires, qui constituent la deuxième cuvée du genre, préparent également leur passage au Boulevard du 20 mai devant le chef de l’État lors de la parade civile et militaire de lundi prochain.

Mimi Mefo Info – 20 mai

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