On the occasion of his end of year speech at the nation, the President of Senegal, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, took stock of 2025 while setting out the main political guidelines for the year that start. He announced a strong increase in public investment for the year. 2026.

Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye, President of Senegal said during the presentation of its balance sheet that “concrete progress have been achieved, the continuity of the State has been ensured, public services have been strengthened and vulnerable sectors have been supported. The drop Progressive prices of basic necessities allowed a real reduction in the cost of living. The measures to reduce the prices of several Commodities generated an economy of 342.5 billion francs for households in 2025, and this effort will continue in 2026.”

According to the first Senegalese authority, 2025 a contributed to shedding light on the country's structural imbalances, with the initiation of a recovery process based on rigor, truth and transparency.

He also said that “the year 2025 has also marked decisive progress in the productive sectors, especially in through the provision of appropriate equipment and sufficient inputs to agricultural actors. Cereal production exceeded 2.5 million tonnes, while the peanut industry has regained strong momentum. The industrial sector has also regained momentum with the relaunch of SONACOS after two years of interruption, recreating more than 2,300 direct jobs. This effort is will continue in 2026, supported by an endowment of 25 billion francs for the renewal of the production tool”.