The Senegalese Ministry of Infrastructure has released its 2027 budget project, outlining a total budget of 601,271,723,685 FCFA. This represents a decrease of 114,857,848,586 FCFA compared to the 2026 budget. The ministry's budget is structured around five main programs: territorial equity, port and airport infrastructure, road and rail infrastructure, social and administrative infrastructure, and administrative oversight.
A significant portion of the budget, 349,207,629,159 FCFA, is allocated to Program 2172, which focuses on road and rail infrastructure. This accounts for 58% of the total budget. The program aims to improve the country's transportation network, enhancing connectivity and accessibility. In 2026, the ministry successfully completed 534 km of roads and infrastructure, including 115 km of highways and 213 km of rehabilitated roads.
The autonomous Road Maintenance Fund (FERA) has made notable progress, mobilizing 47.33 billion FCFA in 2026, which translates to a 68.76% achievement rate. This fund plays a crucial role in maintaining and upgrading the country's road network. Looking ahead to 2027, the ministry plans to complete several key projects, including the Dakar-Tivaouane-Saint-Louis highway and the construction of the second Ziguinchor bridge.
The 2027 budget plan aligns with the national Agenda for Senegal's Transformation by 2050. The ministry's initiatives aim to promote territorial development, improve infrastructure, and enhance the overall quality of life for Senegalese citizens. By focusing on these key areas, the government seeks to drive economic growth and foster sustainable development.
In 2026, the ministry made significant strides in its infrastructure development goals. The completion of 534 km of roads and infrastructure demonstrates the government's commitment to improving the country's transportation network. The ministry's efforts to enhance road connectivity and accessibility are expected to have a positive impact on the economy and citizens' daily lives.
The Ministry of Infrastructure's 2027 budget plan has been designed to address the country's infrastructure needs while promoting sustainable development. The allocation of resources to key programs, such as road and rail infrastructure, reflects the government's priorities. By investing in these areas, the ministry aims to create a solid foundation for Senegal's future growth and development.
The presentation of the 2027 budget plan marks an important step in the ministry's efforts to promote transparency and accountability. The document provides a detailed breakdown of the budget and planned activities, allowing stakeholders to track progress and hold the ministry accountable. This level of transparency is essential for ensuring that public funds are used efficiently and effectively.
Key points
- The 2027 budget plan totals 601 billion FCFA, with 58% allocated to road and rail infrastructure.
- The autonomous Road Maintenance Fund (FERA) mobilized 47.33 billion FCFA in 2026.
- The ministry plans to complete the Dakar-Tivaouane-Saint-Louis highway and construct the second Ziguinchor bridge in 2027.
