Ibrahim Traoré Plans | How MILLIONS of Old Cars Recycled Into Railway Tracks ( FULL PROCESS )

Ibrahim Traoré Plans | How MILLIONS of Old Cars Recycled Into Railway Tracks ( FULL PROCESS )
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In January 2026, while much of the world continues to debate Africa’s future from afar, Burkina Faso is quietly building it from within.

Under the leadership of Ibrahim Traoré, millions of abandoned cars are being recycled into railway tracks through a carefully engineered industrial process. This video takes you inside the full process — from vehicle depollution and shredding to electric arc furnaces, steel refining, rolling mills, and final rail installation.

This is not just a recycling story.
It is a story of sovereignty, industrial discipline, and national strategy.

For decades, Burkina Faso depended heavily on imported steel and foreign-built infrastructure. Ibrahim Traoré’s plans challenge that model by turning domestic waste into strategic assets. Old cars, once symbols of decay, are now becoming the backbone of transportation, trade, and economic independence.

As Africa News continues to focus on conflict and instability, this story reveals a different reality — one where African nations experiment with self-reliance, job creation, and long-term infrastructure planning.

Is this model sustainable?
Can Ibrahim Traoré’s industrial vision truly reduce dependency?
And why is so little attention paid to this transformation?

Watch the full process, analyze the facts, and decide for yourself.

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