Dakar — Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko paid a courtesy call to Archbishop André Guéye this afternoon, just days before the annual Marian pilgrimage in Popenguine. The meeting unfolded in a warm and friendly atmosphere, fostering genuine dialogue between the two leaders.
The discussions centered on fostering peace, social cohesion, and national unity across Senegal. Archbishop Guéye emphasized the spiritual significance of the upcoming pilgrimage, which draws thousands of Catholic devotees to Popenguine each year.
In a gesture of solidarity, the Archbishop offered prayers for a stable, peaceful, and prosperous Senegal as the country prepares for this major religious gathering.
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