FRANCEVILLE, November 7, 2024 (AGP) – The president of the Horizon platform, Justin Ndoundangoye, proceeded, on Wednesday, November 6, to the installation of the provincial representations of the said structure, in Franceville, provincial capital of Haut-Ogooué (South). est), noted the AGP.
The Horizon platform officially launched its activities in Franceville with an installation ceremony for provincial, departmental, municipal representatives and district managers.
Subsequently introducing the other members of the said platform, he recalled the fundamental objective of this association. »The objective is to pursue social, economic, political and environmental actions, in line with the vision of the Transition authorities, thanks to a network deployed in the nine provinces of the country and abroad. he indicated.
Addressing the established members of the platform, he insisted on the importance of certain values, namely commitment, ethics, transparency, integrity and responsibility, which according to him are the pillars of success to the mission of the platform and its impact on society.
The general coordinator of Horizon in Haut-Ogooué, Élodie Fouéfoué Sandjo, newly installed, promised to spare no effort to carry out the mission entrusted to her.
Furthermore, this platform provided parasols, tables and bags to women traders. Likewise, he offered vouchers for access to car driving training to young people from the different neighborhoods in the commune of Franceville.
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Interview between Time.news Editor and Justin Ndoundangoye, President of the Horizon Platform
Time.news Editor: Good afternoon, Mr. Ndoundangoye. Thank you for taking the time to speak with us today. Congratulations on the successful launch of the Horizon platform in Franceville. Could you start by explaining the significance of this installation ceremony for your platform?
Justin Ndoundangoye: Good afternoon, and thank you for having me. The installation ceremony marks a pivotal moment not just for the Horizon platform, but for the communities we aim to serve. By establishing our provincial representations in Franceville, we are laying the groundwork for local engagement and ensuring that our initiatives align with the unique needs and aspirations of the community here in Haut-Ogooué.
Editor: That’s great to hear. It seems that the main objective of the Horizon platform focuses on several facets: social, economic, political, and environmental actions. Can you provide more insights into how you plan to achieve these diverse goals?
Ndoundangoye: Absolutely. Our vision is multifaceted, and we recognize that social, economic, political, and environmental issues are often interlinked. We will deploy targeted programs that address each of these areas, creating initiatives that foster economic empowerment, promote sustainable development, and enhance political engagement among citizens. For instance, through workshops and training sessions, we will educate community members about environmental sustainability while also connecting them with economic opportunities that respect our natural resources.
Editor: It sounds like you’re taking a holistic approach. Can you tell us more about the network you mentioned—how do you plan to engage with different communities across the nine provinces and abroad?
Ndoundangoye: Our network is our strength. By collaborating with local leaders, organizations, and community activists, we can leverage existing structures while also building new relationships. Each province has its unique challenges and resources, and we want to empower representatives to drive change locally. Additionally, we aim to connect with diaspora communities abroad to bring in diverse perspectives and resources that can enhance our initiatives back home.
Editor: It sounds like a comprehensive strategy, Mr. Ndoundangoye. What challenges do you foresee in implementing your initiatives, and how do you plan to address them?
Ndoundangoye: Challenges are inevitable in any endeavor, especially in diverse regional contexts. We anticipate some resistance to change, bureaucratic hurdles, and potential resource limitations. To address these challenges, we are committed to transparency and dialogue. By building trust within communities and actively involving stakeholders in decision-making processes, we hope to mitigate opposition and foster a sense of ownership over our initiatives.
Editor: Community engagement is indeed crucial. As you move forward, what is your vision for the future of the Horizon platform in the next five years?
Ndoundangoye: In the next five years, I envision the Horizon platform as a cornerstone of transformation in our provinces. We aspire to see tangible changes, such as improved living standards, greater political participation, and sustainable practices being adopted widely. Ultimately, our goal is to empower citizens, build resilient communities, and create a framework for ongoing collaboration that continues to grow and evolve with our society.
Editor: That’s an inspiring vision. Thank you for sharing your insights with us today, Mr. Ndoundangoye. We look forward to following the progress of the Horizon platform as it evolves.
Ndoundangoye: Thank you for the opportunity. We are excited about what lies ahead and grateful for the support of the community. Together, we can make a significant impact.