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During his General Policy Statement, Prime Minister Al Aminou Lô reaffirmed the government's commitment to partnering with the private sector to address Senegal's economic challenges. And as if to translate this statement into action, the head of government is meeting this Thursday with employers' organizations, including the National Confederation of Employers of Senegal (CNES) and the National Council of Employers (CNP).
The consultation aims at three priorities, according to Le Quotidien, which provides the information: "to establish a permanent and direct consultation framework, to identify and remove the major constraints that weigh on economic activity and to prepare the next Presidential Investment Council in order to formulate concrete reforms."
The issue of domestic debt should be at the heart of the discussions. "These unpaid bills are draining the cash flow of economic actors and paralyzing their investment capacity. Removing these financial constraints is essential for employers to be able to implement the 'Senegal Vision 2050' and the 'Masterplan 2025-2034'," suggests Le Quotidien.
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