Dakar — Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko paid a courtesy visit to Archbishop André Guéye this afternoon, just days before the annual Popenguine Marian pilgrimage. The meeting unfolded in a warm and welcoming atmosphere, fostering genuine and heartfelt exchanges between the two leaders.
The head of government and the Archbishop of Dakar discussed key national priorities, including peace, social cohesion, and the unity of the people of Senegal. Their conversation reflected a shared commitment to strengthening the bonds that hold the nation together.
During the visit, Archbishop André Guéye offered prayers for a stable, peaceful, and prosperous Senegal, as the country prepares for the upcoming religious gathering. Each year, thousands of Catholic pilgrims converge on Popenguine for this significant event.
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