The plan aims to modernize the Senegalese economy, improve governance, and address social and economic challenges.
The government will seek to repeal the Amnesty Law of March 2024, emphasizing justice and accountability. A 25-year national development plan will be implemented, with a 10-year masterplan and a 5-year action plan to ensure sustainable and consistent progress.
The government will address economic challenges, including a large trade deficit and low economic growth, by shifting away from the “colonial economic model.” Reforms will focus on creating an efficient and transparent public service, free from political interference.
The government will engage in open dialogue with trade unions to address social demands and ensure social peace. Power will be devolved to local authorities, with reforms in decentralization, taxation, and budget management.
Prime Minister Sonko acknowledged past governance issues, including land grabbing, irregular hiring practices, and corruption. He emphasized the need for transparency and accountability in all sectors.
The Prime Minister concluded his address by emphasizing the resilience of the Senegalese people and the importance of preserving democracy. He called for national unity and a collective effort to achieve the goals outlined in the reform plan.
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