The communal section of PASTEF Hann Bel-Air made a strong impression this Saturday, March 14, 2026. Under the leadership of its coordinator, Mr. Justin Correa, who is also the Director General of CICES, a large religious conference was organized around a theme at the heart of current events: "Female Leadership: Faith and Resilience".

This event, which drew a huge crowd, provided an opportunity to deliver a powerful message about the pillars of Senegalese society. According to the organizers, this gathering served as a "reminder of the values of solidarity and unity that are the hallmark of Senegalese women," while also offering a space for collective prayer during this period of religious fervor.

A strong surge of government solidarity

The initiative received significant support from within the presidential camp. Dr. Alioune Dione, Minister of Microfinance and the Social and Solidarity Economy, and Mr. Lamine Niang, CEO of the Le Soleil Group, were both present. Their presence alongside Justin Correa had a clear objective: "to strengthen social cohesion and interfaith dialogue." Taking advantage of the coincidence of Ramadan and Lent, the two officials each praised this event of profound spiritual significance, presenting Hann Bel-Air as a model of national harmony.

The "Best Manager in Senegal" acclaimed by his base

The highlight of the ceremony was undoubtedly the heartfelt tribute paid by the Patriotic Youth of Senegal (JPS) and MOJOP (Youth Movement of the Patriots' Organization) to their coordinator. The young activists expressed their immense pride following Mr. Correa's recent recognition as "Best Manager in Senegal" at the prestigious Calabash of Excellence Awards ceremony.

In a festive atmosphere, they presented a symbolic gift to the man they consider a mentor. For the members of the JPS, this national recognition crowns an "inspiring leadership that drives them to excellence." Justin Correa, visibly moved, praised this commitment from the youth, reaffirming his determination to champion the "Project" both locally and at the highest levels of the national administration.