On October 28, 2026, Senegal's President made a series of key appointments to various ministries, as reported by Télé Futurs Médias. The appointments aim to strengthen the government's capabilities in different sectors. In the Ministry of Economy, Finance, and Planning, Hahmadou Bamba Tine has been appointed Director General of Economic Cooperation and Development of Partnerships and the Private Sector.
The President also made appointments in the Ministry of African Integration, Foreign Affairs, and Senegalese Abroad. Mbaye Cissé, a General of Corps of the Army (2S), has been appointed Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Senegal to Canada, with residence in Ottawa. This appointment marks a significant change in the country's diplomatic representation.
In the Ministry of Family, Social Action, and Solidarity, Mamadou Selly Ly has been appointed Secretary General of the Senegalese Universal Health Coverage Agency (SEN CSU). This position was previously vacant. Ly holds a Doctorate in Public Health, with a specialty in Health Economics.
The President also made several appointments in the Ministry of Transport, Land and Air. Abdoulaye Diop has been appointed Director General of the Fund for the Development of Land Transport (FDTT), a position that was previously vacant. Diop holds a Master's degree in Management and Strategy of Enterprises.
In the Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Handicrafts, several appointments have been made. Ibrahima Badiane has been appointed Director General of the Grand National Theater, replacing Serigne Fall Gueye. Hugues Diaz has been appointed Director General of Culture, while Ndeye Khoudia Diagne has been appointed Director of Arts, replacing Diaz.
The President also made appointments in the Ministry of Health and Public Hygiene. Mor Fall has been appointed President of the Administrative Council of the National Pharmacy of Supply (PNA), replacing Mamadou Sane. Mamadou Fall has been appointed Director of the National Antipoison Center (CNAP), a position that was previously vacant.
Additional appointments have been made in various ministries, including the Ministry of Communication and Relations with Institutions. Babou Faye has been appointed President of the Administrative Council of the Press Agency. These appointments reflect the President's efforts to strengthen the government's capabilities and improve public services.
Key points
- The Senegalese President has made significant appointments to various ministries, aiming to strengthen the government's capabilities.
- The appointments cover a range of sectors, including economy, foreign affairs, health, and culture.
- The President's move is expected to improve public services and enhance the government's effectiveness.
