M. Ibrahim Kiamogo Salifou, Prefect of the department of Maïné-Soroa, officially launched the épreuves du Certificat de Fin d’Études du Premier Degré (CFEPD) for the June 2026 session on Monday, June 22, 2026. The launch ceremony took place at the École primaire Boukari Bako de Maïné-Soroa, a key educational institution in the region. During the ceremony, the Prefect showed the extensive preparations made for the academic event, stating, "toutes les dispositions nécessaires ont été prises pour assurer le bon déroulement des examens." This commencement marks a significant educational milestone for nearly 1,800 candidates across the department. The event signifies the culmination of years of primary education for these students and their readiness to advance to the next academic level.
Exam Scope and Distribution
A total of 1,789 candidates are participating in the 2026 CFEPD exams in the department of Maïné-Soroa. This cohort includes 1,034 identified as girls and 755 as boys, noting a strong representation of female students in the examination process. These candidates are distributed across six examination centers established within the department to ensure accessibility for all registered students. Four of these examination centers are strategically situated in the urban commune of Maïné-Soroa itself, catering to a significant portion of the candidates. The remaining two centers are located in the outlying areas of N’Guel Beyli and Foulatari, with one center in each locality. This full distribution plan accommodates all registered students for the assessment, minimizing travel burdens and ensuring equitable access to the examination facilities.
Preparations and Support
All concerned establishments have executed 100% of the school program for the exam classes, ensuring candidates were fully prepared for the assessments. This completion rate notes the dedication to academic readiness and thorough curriculum coverage across the region. Additionally, full measures have been implemented to support non-resident candidates during the examination period. These provisions include arrangements for transport, accommodation, and catering, designed to facilitate their stay and allow them to focus entirely on the exams without external distractions. Security measures have also been put in place to ensure a safe and conducive environment for all participants, from the examination centers to the transit and accommodation points. These extensive logistical and academic preparations show a coordinated effort to ensure the smooth, equitable, and secure conduct of the 2026 CFEPD exams in Maïné-Soroa.
Official Assurance
M. Ibrahim Kiamogo Salifou, Prefect of Maïné-Soroa, provided assurances regarding the examination process during the launch ceremony. The Prefect showed the thoroughness of the preparations, affirming that all necessary provisions had been made to ensure the smooth conduct of the exams. This official statement noted the commitment to a well-organized and fair assessment environment for the 1,789 candidates participating across the department. The declaration aimed to instill confidence in the candidates and their families regarding the integrity and logistical readiness of the 2026 Certificat de Fin d’Études du Premier Degré (CFEPD) session. He reiterated his earlier statement, confirming, "toutes les dispositions nécessaires ont été prises pour assurer le bon déroulement des examens."
Significance for Students
The Certificat de Fin d’Études du Premier Degré (CFEPD) session represents a critical juncture for students in Maïné-Soroa, marking their transition from primary to secondary education. Successful completion of these exams is an essential prerequisite for candidates to advance to the next level of their academic careers. The results will determine their eligibility for enrollment in secondary schools, thereby shaping their future educational pathways and opening doors to further learning opportunities. This examination serves as a fundamental academic milestone, validating their acquired knowledge and preparing them for the challenges of higher learning. The significance of the CFEPD lies in its role as a gateway to continued educational opportunities for the nearly 1,800 candidates, providing a key step towards their future development.