By RFIPubliée le 19-11-2019Modified on 19-11-2019 at 11:27

New update of the map of Burkina Faso by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Areas in yellow, south and center of the country, are now deprecated and classified in orange. Following the proliferation of attacks, the provinces advised against Paris are constantly increasing.

The map of Burkina Faso is now entirely red and orange. Clearly, it is the entire country that is strongly discouraged to travelers by France.

The last zones in yellow in the southwest, west-central and south-central, as well as the capital Ouagadougou, turn orange. They are now considered as " unadvised areas except for imperative reasons ".

In red: the border of Mali, Niger, Benin and Togo, the Sahel, North and East regions.

This new risk assessment map illustrates the security degradation in the country. " This phenomenon has been growing since the beginning of the year," says the Quai d'Orsay on its website , now affecting a large part of the territory. "

In Ouagadougou, a source close to the power judge " discourtoise " this way of proceeding. " It helps to create a climate of psychosis in our country, " said the source.

" Ouagadougou orange ... but all the capitals of the world are now subject to terrorist risk, unless it is just to legitimize its intervention, " exclaims the same source.

And to conclude: " It's a shame to see that the people who work with us contribute to discredit us. "

The Burkina Faso map of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 2017.
French Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The Burkina Faso map of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs in early 2019.
French Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The Burkina Faso map of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the end of 2019.
French Ministry of Foreign Affairs

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