Patrons Sans Frontières was born from the conviction of its president Abbas Jaber of the need to act with African populations to promote the economic independence of the continent. Work, access to health, education. The goals set by PSF are multiple. Its addresses the problem of rural migration, malnutrition and wishes to restore agriculture to its prime role.
Patrons Sans Frontières was born from the conviction of its president Abbas Jaber of the need to act with African populations to promote the economic independence of the continent. Work, access to health, education. The goals set by PSF are multiple. Its addresses the problem of rural migration, malnutrition and wishes to restore agriculture to its prime role.
Promote a stable daily life
Leaving far to try to provide for their loved ones, many are those who no longer believe in a better life. The first goal of Patrons Sans Frontières is to give them hope and above all stable work. Access to care and education are part of the guarantees of the association.
Solutions to the migration issue
The European Union and France in particular, have to deal with migratory flows which are often clandestine or badly accepted. Africa is particularly concerned, mostly West Africa. The control of this flow can be done only on two conditions: creation of wealth in the countries of origin and consolidation of the outlets of local productions. Patrons Sans Frontières proposes to contribute to this challenge.
Curb the rural exodus
The depopulation of the countryside and the abandonment of land-related jobs are questions of world-wide importance. This phenomenon, which today affects developing countries, illustrates once again the need to put agriculture at the center of the global strategy to fight poverty.
By providing to the rural population with a stable employment and income, by ensuring education, quality of life and access to health, the association allows rural people to calmly consider the future.
Africa vector of business and success
Continent in full growth, Africa offers great opportunities for French and European companies. While many sectors are very promising, agriculture is an investment of choice. The association Patrons Sans Frontières is convinced of the potential of this sector, which is much larger than the current production of the country and the food needs of the populations.
