Bolivian President Evo Morales on Saturday assesses his nearly four-year term of office, and for that he will travel to Chimore municipality in Cochabamba department.

The president's objective is to share his assessment with residents in that territory, one of the strongholds of his government, and the region where he was no notable as coca-growing leader.

Presidential spokesman Ivan Canelas told press the president uses to make such evaluation before the end of each year, with the leaders of the six federations of coca growers in the territory.

The exchange deals with political, social, and economic affairs, as well as others of local interest.

It will be also proper space to make remarks and suggestions of the work done by authorities, and to be put to the president and Vice President Alvaro Garcia for consideration.