DPG du 8 septembre : Le CIAAS met la pression sur le gouvernement et réclame des réponses sur ses engagements sociaux
As Prime Minister Ahmadou Al Aminou Lô prepares to deliver his General Policy Statement (DPG) this Tuesday, September 8, 2026, at the National Assembly, the Interministerial Collective of Senegalese Administration Agents (CIAAS) is calling on the head of government to address several outstanding social commitments.
In a press release, the CIAAS points out that several of these demands are included in the Social Stability Pact for inclusive and sustainable growth. The group therefore expects "concrete and precise" answers from the Prime Minister before the National Assembly.
The first concern raised is the payment of six months of back housing allowance. The CIAAS (Inter-ministerial Committee for Social Action) points out that in February 2026, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye pledged to respect the provisions of the June 2025 Amending Finance Law and instructed the Minister of Finance and Budget, Cheikh Diba, to proceed with the payments. According to the group, the Ministry of Finance estimates the amount of these back payments at 8.1 billion FCFA.
However, several months after this commitment, the agents concerned have reportedly received no further notification. The CIAAS is therefore asking the Prime Minister to clarify the timeline for fulfilling this presidential promise.
Another issue on the table is raising the retirement age to 65. The CIAAS states that the study on this matter has already been finalized and submitted to the relevant authorities. The group is now awaiting the government's official position and any potential follow-up to this proposal.
The civil service pay system is also a major concern. The government pledged to address the imbalances and inequities observed within the civil service. For the CIAAS (Inter-ministerial Committee for Social Action), the time has now come for concrete action. The group specifically wants to know when the pay system reform will actually begin.
The situation of contract workers in the Senegalese administration also remains a major concern. According to the CIAAS, this issue has been raised with the government for two years. The group is now requesting a precise timetable for their gradual integration into the civil service, in accordance with the commitments made in the Social Stability Pact.
The CIAAS also mentions two other commitments whose deadlines are being closely monitored. The first concerns the allocation of intervention funds to the primary sector, the deadline for which has passed since the second half of 2025. The second relates to the reclassification of veterinary doctors from the A1 hierarchy to the special A hierarchy, a measure whose implementation was announced for the second half of 2026.
Through these various demands, the CIAAS intends to hold the government accountable for its social commitments. The group believes that respecting these commitments is "a guarantee of peaceful social stability within the administration." Conversely, it warns, failure to honor these commitments could fuel renewed social tension within the sector.
The DPG of September 8th will therefore be closely scrutinized by government officials. The CIAAS expects the Prime Minister to provide clear answers to the members of parliament on these various issues and, above all, to set precise deadlines for their implementation.
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