The head of state, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, said he had “carefully” deciphered the powerful message coming from the polls. According to him, “the vast majority of the Senegalese have “lent” us the keys to open the doors of systemic change as well as the windows of national transformation, in righteousness, probity and exemplarity jub, jubal, jubbanti! »
Moreover, it is in this logic that he announces having taken a new decree organizing the Strategic Orientation Committee for Oil and Gas (COS-PETROGAZ) to give more room to the opposition, to society civil society, unions and the national order of experts. “I thus intend to guarantee optimal and transparent exploitation of oil and gas resources for the benefit of the national economy, and current and future generations. However, he clarified, “it must be recognized that no change, no rupture is possible in an environment of endemic corruption”.
“If we want change, we will have to be resolutely ready to reform ourselves, in our behavior towards the public good, and in our way of serving the community. This is why, beyond the modification of the law relating to the general status of the civil service, four (04) laws on transparency and good governance will be submitted to national representation,” he said. According to the President of the Republic, these legislative texts concern the protection of whistleblowers, the reform of the anti-corruption body, access to information and the declaration of assets.
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