Discussing Senegal’s vision for economic independence and diplomacy, Yassine Fall sheds light on the country’s goals.
Senegal, known for its stability in Africa, is undergoing significant changes under President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. The president’s ambitious 25-year plan focuses on achieving economic independence, sustainable resource management, and utilizing local expertise. Leading the charge is Yassine Fall, Senegal’s foreign minister, a seasoned economist and diplomat with a strong background at the UN. Fall is tasked with the crucial role of redefining Senegal’s global partnerships, including the closure of French military bases, while preserving important connections. In this conversation, she delves into the obstacles and possibilities of realizing the president’s vision, which involves reshaping diplomacy and nurturing national autonomy.
