Forvis Mazars report finally unveiled, scale of hidden debt revealed

Author: senenews.comPublished on: July 15, 2026Country: Senegal

Business & Economy

Forvis Mazars report finally unveiled, scale of hidden debt revealed

The Senegalese government published a statistical bulletin on public debt for 2019-2024, audited by the firm Forvis Mazars. Total public sector debt rose from 11,219 billion FCFA in 2019 to 25,583 billion FCFA at end-2024. The debt-to-GDP ratio climbed from 81.8% to 128.6%. Central government debt reached 23,667 billion FCFA in 2024.

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