After two weeks spent traveling through seven poles spread across 13 regions of the country, the Dakar pole, which constitutes the 8th, welcomed this Wednesday, the leader of the Pastef coalition and his entire campaign directorate.
This public meeting with the activists which partially marks the end of the campaign for the ruling coalition was, for the president of the patriots, an opportunity to return to the social inequalities observed in industrial establishments and other public enterprises co-centered in the capital to the detriment of other regional capitals.
Ousmane Sonko to assure that this unjustified inequality which pushes certain rural populations to leave the countryside, although rich in resources, for the city, will be corrected with the very soon arrival of the new centers.
To return to the tensions and tense verbal speeches of recent days, he invited his activists to concentrate on the essential and not respond to provocation.
Sonko maintains that in addition to the contribution of natural resources to the country’s economy, culture must be revalued to make it a competitive industry that feeds its actors and contribute to the influence of the country’s cultural identity. stranger.
He adds that Dakar will be a hub of knowledge and technology to train renowned intellectuals and bring in other nations to equip themselves.
He also declares that young people must be trained in hydrocarbon professions in order to work in oil and gas exploitation.
The tourism sector, which nonetheless remains a development lever, will also, according to the Prime Minister, be at the heart of the priorities that must
bear the duty of remembrance of certain events like the massacre of Thiaroye 44 and other historical figures like Sheikh Anta who are little known and who have nevertheless marked the history of our dear nation.
Market gardening carried out in Niayes will also be promoted to supply industries. He maintains that the land problem which should support this sector is being resolved with the recovery of public domain lands stolen by the authorities of the old regime.
At the same time, he clarified that patriotism does not mean the exclusion of others or a few foreign minorities which he estimates at one hundred and seven thousand nationals against
Seven centers five thousand or even nine hundred thousand Senegalese residing abroad.
He goes on to say that the hospitality that our country shows towards foreigners will be coupled with control over entry and exit from the country and that reciprocity will be imposed on countries that require visas to enter their country.
The leader of the new force in the Senegalese political field did not fail to thank his campaign team headed by Fadilou Keita.
