Diomaye – Sonko, divergences sur l'affaire de la dette dite cachée : Un ministre-conseiller "révèle"
"You will not find any mention of a hidden debt on any page of the report." These words, uttered by Mamadou Faye, the outgoing President of the Court of Auditors, have sparked debate since yesterday. Aldiouma Sow, Minister-Advisor to the President of the Republic, has also joined the controversy.
"Over time, the masks fall away and reveal the deep differences of intention that surrounded the management of the public debt issue left by the previous regime," he said.
He added: "On the one hand, there has been a confrontational, electoral, and highly political approach. Indeed, by publicly describing the situation everywhere as a 'hidden debt,' this approach has been part of a political opportunism aimed at weakening, or even disqualifying, the republican opposition, in contempt of the higher interests of the Nation," he said.
Regarding the Head of State, Mr. Sow indicates that his approach "consisted of opting for moderation and a statesmanlike posture, avoiding off-the-cuff remarks." "He chose to place his speech under the exclusive banner of a technical and transparent 'exercise in truth,'" he says.
According to him, by prioritizing the best interests of Senegal, President Diomaye sought at all times to protect the credibility of the institutions and the country's standing with its partners. He did this by demonstrating that senior civil service positions demand rigor and restraint, "where others seek immediate political gain."
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