Yassin Fall discusses Senegal’s approach to economic independence and diplomacy.
Senegal, long considered one of Africa’s most stable countries, is entering a transitional era under President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. Their ambitious 25-year development plan prioritizes economic sovereignty, sustainable resource management, and local expertise. At the forefront is Yassin Fall, Senegal’s Foreign Minister, an experienced economist and diplomat with a distinguished UN background. Fall faces the important task of redefining Senegal’s global alliances, including closing French military bases while maintaining key relationships. In this interview, she discusses the challenges and opportunities of implementing the President’s vision, from reshaping diplomacy to promoting national self-determination.
