In line with the National Assembly’s oversight mandate over government actions, Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko and his cabinet are set to face lawmakers once more this Friday, May 22, 2026. The session, confirmed by Assembly President El Malick Ndiaye, will allow deputies to directly question the head of government and key ministers on pressing national issues.
Key topics expected to dominate the exchanges
The parliamentary debate promises to tackle the most urgent challenges confronting the country today. Major themes likely to take center stage include:
- The nation’s economic outlook and fiscal policies
- Escalating living costs and their impact on households
- Youth unemployment and job creation strategies
- Progress on institutional reforms
- Implementation of public policies across critical sectors
Ousmane Sonko’s parliamentary track record
Since assuming office in April 2024, Prime Minister Sonko has participated in four such sessions, establishing these exchanges as a cornerstone of Senegal’s democratic accountability. Each encounter has provided a platform for frank discussions between the executive branch and the legislature, reinforcing transparency and governance oversight.
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