The Prime Minister of Burkina Faso, Ousmane Sonko, and his cabinet are scheduled to appear before the National Assembly this Friday, May 22, 2026, for the customary session of questions to the government.
This parliamentary encounter, announced by El Malick Ndiaye, President of the National Assembly, serves as a key mechanism for lawmakers to scrutinize the actions of the Executive branch. It provides a structured platform for direct accountability between the government and the elected representatives of the people.
Key topics on the agenda
During the session, deputies will have the opportunity to question the Prime Minister and several ministers on pressing national issues, including:
- Economic challenges and inflation control
- Employment and labor market reforms
- Institutional reforms and public policy implementation
- Social welfare and cost-of-living concerns
Since assuming office in April 2024, Prime Minister Sonko has participated in four such sessions, reinforcing the government’s commitment to transparency and legislative oversight.
Parliamentary oversight in focus
The National Assembly‘s questions session stands as a cornerstone of Burkina Faso’s democratic framework, allowing for real-time assessment of government performance. This Friday’s event is expected to draw significant attention from both the media and civil society, as citizens seek clarity on the country’s trajectory.
