As Senegal gears up for a pivotal moment with the Prime Minister’s General Policy Declaration, a panel of experts gathered to discuss its significance and the country's key challenges. The discussion, hosted at the National Assembly, brought together thought leaders from diverse fields to analyze public expectations and the declaration's potential impact.
Participants
⦁ Ismael Ndao – Specialist in environmental and food security issues, representing horizont3000.
⦁ Dr. Fatou Seck Youm – Academic and activist championing women’s rights.
⦁ Mademba Ndiaye – Esteemed editorialist and commentator on political and societal issues.
⦁ Fatma Diop – Renowned economist focusing on sustainable economic policies.
Topics Covered
The conversation revolved around critical themes, including:
⦁ The role of the General Policy Declaration in shaping public confidence and setting the agenda for national and international stakeholders.
⦁ Strategies for addressing pressing challenges in education, environmental sustainability, and gender equality.
⦁ The economic roadmap for Senegal's Vision 2050, particularly the industrialization and regional development.
Representing horizont3000, Ismael Ndao emphasized the following points:
The discussion reflected a shared optimism for Senegal's future while recognizing the urgent need for concrete actions to address societal disparities and environmental concerns.