
Senegalese authorities should spend European Union development funds on Chinese buses if the move benefits the local workforce, according to prominent socialist MEP Udo Bullmann.
A European tender worth over €300 million for the supply of buses and infrastructure in Senegal’s capital Dakar has sparked controversy, as the project appears poised to be awarded to a Chinese state-linked company previously found guilty of violating EU foreign subsidy rules.
While EU officials and lawmakers have criticised such an outcome – with one even calling it
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