about the Senegal government’s new development plans.

In a recent news development, the Senegal government is set to announce a new breakaway development agenda, aiming to reduce foreign dependence and debt and instead focus on utilizing local resources and human capital. Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko revealed the plans earlier this week, as part of President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s promise for radical change since taking office in April.

According to Sonko, the current development models have not been successful in spurring growth and progress in the country. “The development models that have been presented to us or applied to us so far will never be able to develop our country,” he stated, highlighting the need for a new approach.

One of the key aspects of the new agenda will be a shift away from reckless indebtedness and instead investing in projects that promote endogenous and sovereign development. Sonko emphasized the importance of utilizing local resources and developing domestic industries for sustainable growth.

During a recent visit to a vocational training center, Sonko emphasized the value of cooperation and collaboration between the government and local institutions in achieving these goals. He also stressed the need for a collective effort from all sectors of society to achieve the desired progress.

The announcement of this new development agenda has been met with anticipation and support from the Senegalese people, who have long been calling for change and a more sustainable approach to development. It remains to be seen how the government will implement these plans and what impact they will have on the country’s economy and society

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