Messok, late December 2025 – The Dadé Kaolé Association had the honor of welcoming a delegation of Polish tourists in the locality of Djangué, in Messok, specifically at the Makalaya Crossroads.
This visit is part of a dynamic to promote Baka culture and to promote ecotourism as a lever for local development..
Une immersion au cœur du savoir-faire ancestral
The Baka communities of Djangué proudly presented their savoir-faire traditionnels :
- Traditional craftsmanship
- Music and ritual dances
- Transmission orale des savoirs ancestraux
- Knowledge of the forest and medicinal plants
The Polish visitors came to encounter a living heritage, rich in traditions passed down from generation to generation. This cultural immersion allowed for a true intercultural exchange, based on respect, learning, and sharing..
A sustainable opportunity for indigenous peoples
Beyond just a simple visit, this initiative demonstrates that ecotourism can become a revenue-generating activity for indigenous peoples, while preserving their cultural identity and environment..
By promoting :
✔️ The enhancement of ancestral know-how
✔️ The protection of biodiversity
✔️ The recognition of cultural rights
✔️ The economic empowerment of communities
lEcotourism is a sustainable alternative to the socio-economic challenges faced by indigenous peoples.
A commitment to cultural promotion
Through this action, the Dadé Kaolé Association reaffirms its commitment to :
- On the promotion of the rights and culture of indigenous peoples
- On the development of sustainable local economic initiatives
- On strengthening international partnerships
This meeting in Messok perfectly illustrates how culture can become a bridge between peoples and a driver of inclusive development