Behind the Palace: The Council of Ministers Will Finally Resume This Wednesday

Author: senenews.comPublished on: September 2, 2026Country: Senegal

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Behind the Palace: The Council of Ministers Will Finally Resume This Wednesday

The Council of Ministers resumes its meetings today after more than a month of interruption due to government holidays. The last meeting took place on July 29, and there had been few official communications since, apart from the announcement of a one-week leave for the President of the Republic. This resumption is anticipated to allow the executive to focus on several priority issues.

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