Senegal’s Foreign Minister talks about sovereignty, alliances and change Business and economics

Senegal, long considered one of the most stable countries in Africa, is entering a transformative era under President Basserou Diomaye Faye. Its ambitious 25-year development plan prioritizes economic sovereignty, sustainable resource management, and local expertise. At the forefront is Yassine Fall, Foreign Minister of Senegal, an experienced economist and diplomat with a distinguished background in the United Nations. Vall faces the crucial task of redefining Senegal’s global alliances, including closing French military bases, while maintaining essential relations. In this interview, she discusses the challenges and opportunities facing implementing the President’s vision, from reshaping diplomacy to promoting national self-determination.