The Presidential Investment Council (CPI) is scheduled to meet at the end of March 2026. On February 4th, during the Council of Ministers meeting, Ousmane Sonko presented the revised framework for steering and guiding investments to the President of the Republic, Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye. "Addressing the framework for partnership between the private sector and the State, he emphasized that in the National Transformation Agenda, Senegal 2050, private investment, both domestic and foreign, is central to the economic transformation strategy. Private investment is therefore essential as a driver of growth, competitiveness, job creation, and productive sovereignty. This ambition implies the development of a new type of partnership between the State and the private sector, which contributes to increasing private investment in the Senegalese economy," reads the council's press release.

The Prime Minister, it was added, highlighted the overall upward trajectory of private investment in Senegal, reflecting a strengthening of the country's economic attractiveness, confirmed by recent performance figures reported in the Business Ready report. In this context, strengthening the framework for dialogue, decision-making, and management of reforms to promote private investment is seen as a key lever for consolidating investor confidence, directing investment flows toward national strategic priorities, and maximizing their economic impact.

“For the Prime Minister, the revamped Presidential Investment Council (CPI) aims to accelerate reforms and remove obstacles to investment. This new format of the Presidential Investment Council is based on a streamlined and hierarchical institutional structure, with a Presidential Session, an Inter-Ministerial Council, and a Monitoring Committee,” the document states. It further indicates that the expected deliverables include regular reports, notably the general evaluation report of the incentive program, the report on reforms favorable to investment, the report on digitized procedures, the report on territorial coverage and industrial progress, as well as the monitoring and evaluation report of the “Sunu Champion” Initiative.

Furthermore, the Prime Minister noted that the draft reform of the Presidential Investment Council will be the subject of consultations with the private sector in the presence of the administrations involved and asked the Minister, Secretary General of the Government, to implement, in relation to APIX, all the necessary steps for the finalization of this important project.