Full speech of Senegal’s National Assembly Speaker Ousmane Sonko in Wolof
The complete Wolof version of the address delivered by Ousmane Sonko, President of Senegal’s National Assembly, has been made available to the public.
This landmark speech, delivered in the national language, underscores the Speaker’s commitment to linguistic inclusivity and transparent governance. Every word, from opening remarks to closing statements, reflects his vision for a more united and accessible Senegal.
Key highlights from the address
- National unity and cohesion: Sonko emphasized the importance of fostering solidarity across Senegal’s diverse communities, calling for collective progress over divisive politics.
- Governance and transparency: He outlined steps to enhance accountability within institutions, ensuring citizen trust in public leadership.
- Economic priorities: The Speaker highlighted sectors critical to Senegal’s growth, urging investment in agriculture, technology, and renewable energy.
- Youth empowerment: Sonko stressed the role of young people as catalysts for change, pledging support for education and job creation initiatives.
His address in Wolof not only breaks language barriers but also signals a broader shift toward policies that resonate with everyday Senegalese. This move aligns with his long-standing advocacy for grassroots engagement and participatory democracy.
By Yacouba Boukari — Analyst
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