Conseil des ministres : Sonko dévoile «un Plan spécial d’investissement» de trois ans pour…
Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko announced that a Special Investment Plan for the implementation of priority structural projects over the period 2026-2028, supported by a financing plan, is being finalized. He stated that the success of these projects will require "a favorable environment and support measures." "In this regard, he asked all ministers to put in place a facilitation mechanism for the national private sector and to take all necessary measures to raise awareness among the agents under their authority," stated the press release from the Council of Ministers, held this Thursday, October 9, at the Palace.
The Head of Government recalled that the implementation of the National Transformation Agenda (ANT) – Senegal 2050 is based on a coherent approach based on the triptych “Recover – Boost – Accelerate”, of which the launch of the Economic Recovery Plan was an important step.
He announced that sixteen major reforms have been developed, including five laws already adopted by the National Assembly, eight draft decrees, and three orders currently being finalized. These reforms reflect the Government's desire to modernize the economic environment, strengthen transparency and regulation, and create an attractive framework for investment, innovation, and the creation of sustainable jobs, while mobilizing the resources necessary to finance public action. The Prime Minister called for seizing opportunities for massive investment over a short period," the document continues.
At the Invest in Senegal Forum, he congratulated the President of the Republic for this initiative and the presidential services, in particular APIX, for the organization and resounding success of this flagship event.
He recalled that the expected investments must correspond to the transformation priorities, strengthen Senegal's economic lungs, promote openness to Africa and develop human capital, by improving the living conditions of citizens and reducing ignorance, health insecurity, unemployment, poverty and insecurity.
The Prime Minister then presented the sector-based approach of the National Transformation Agenda, which aims to promote value chains and generate a lasting impact on the lives of populations.
"In this context, the creation of infrastructure to support the economy is essential, particularly in the areas of ports and airports, and access to areas of production, storage, conservation and marketing of agricultural, fishing and livestock products," he emphasizes.
Similarly, Ousmane Sonko insisted on the economic support bloc, hence the need, according to him, for major projects to guarantee affordable access to energy and water, as well as optimal regional planning, including sanitation, transport and telecommunications.
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