President Macky Sall's return to Senegal: "Diomaye Faye rose above partisan divisions" (former MP Maïmouna Sène, APR)

“The history of great nations is written through loyalty to their founders and the strength of their institutions. Today, Senegal has experienced a moment of pure political and diplomatic grace. For us, activists and members of the APR, the return to the country of our leader, President Macky Sall, goes beyond a simple trip: it is the triumph of recognition and the symbol of a Republic standing strong.”

This sentiment comes from former MP Maïmouna Sène, a member of the National Executive Secretariat of the Alliance for the Republic (APR). In a statement entitled "Pride and Recognition: The Triumphant Return of President Macky Sall, a Lesson in Republican Elegance," Ms. Sène evokes "a political elegance that enhances our democracy."

She believes that "beyond our immense activist pride, the most remarkable aspect of this event lies in the stance of the highest authority of the State. The President of the Republic, His Excellency Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye, has demonstrated a magnanimity and a spirit of transcendence that honor the presidential office and enhance our democracy."

He continued: "By facilitating and welcoming this return in a spirit of pure national unity, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has risen above partisan divisions. His approach reflects a clear and peaceful vision of governance, where the nation definitively takes precedence over parties."

A heartfelt tribute from a grateful people

Maïmouna Sène noted that “from his very first steps on his native soil, President Macky Sall was enveloped by a wave of unparalleled enthusiasm. Senegalese people, from all walks of life, mobilized en masse to offer him a memorable welcome, imbued with the warmth and Teranga that characterize our great people.” For the political leader, a member of the APR's National Executive Secretariat, this mobilization, as spontaneous as it was magnificent, reflects a profound gratitude towards the man who, for twelve years, has modernized, transformed, and raised our country to the ranks of emerging nations.

"By honoring our leader in this way, the Senegalese have sent a powerful message to the world: Senegal knows how to recognize its great builders," emphasizes the Republican, who applauds "this political elegance and this high domestic diplomacy which reaffirm that Senegal remains, against all odds, a model of coexistence and democratic maturity."