Lancement du PGS : Doudou Ka théorise sa « grammaire de vérité » et s'attaque aux faux slogans souverainistes
The founder of the Party for Greater Senegal (PGS), Doudou Ka, delivered his first speech to the founding members gathered in a small circle. In it, he laid the foundations of a doctrine he presented as a "political grammar of truth," intended to break with slogans and unrealizable promises.
According to Doudou Ka, Senegal suffers from a "reversal of its political vocabulary." Sovereignty, he says, is too often proclaimed without any real means to finance or implement it. He cites the example of neighboring countries that claim air sovereignty reduced to a single commercial flight operated by a foreign partner. For him, this charade has fragmented the country into four distinct realities: an overcrowded urban Senegal, a neglected rural Senegal, an exhausted diaspora, and a disoriented youth.
The PGS doctrine: Foundations, Masteries and Ambitions
The PGS project rests on three pillars. The Foundations encompass land, borders, justice, security, and public finances. These constitute the bedrock of the State and are non-negotiable. The Controls fall into two categories: vital control (food, water, health, energy, climate, social protection, ecology), which will be the priority of the first term, and control to be acquired (industry, infrastructure, digital technology, administration, demographics, investment), which are planned for the next decade. Finally, the Power Ambitions concern diplomacy, culture, sports, religious tourism, geographic positioning, the diaspora, and the regional role, to be built over a generation.
This hierarchy, he argues, makes it impossible to promise power without having consolidated control. He prefers measurable objectives, such as increasing rice self-sufficiency from 40% to 80%.
Values and national security
The founder of the PGS emphasizes Senegal's religious identity, which does not need to be justified before foreign authorities. He calls for increased vigilance in the face of regional instability and for the constant protection of national security. Casamance is presented as the country's "deepest wound," requiring reconciliation, improved rail access, and development policies extending to Kédougou.
Doudou Ka sets three requirements for the founding members: discipline of speech, rigor of method, and solidarity of oath. Their motto: "Free to think. United in action."
Towards an official launch
The PGS aims to be a party of builders, not admirers. "The work begins today," concludes Doudou Ka, calling on his companions to prepare together for the official launch under the slogan: "Building a Greater Senegal" – "Doggu ngir Kawël Sénégal".
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