Mari, Goros, Ndieuké: Mimi Touré révèle les secrets masculins et familiaux derrière sa réussite politique
In the Seneweb program "Sitöé," Aminata Touré reflected on the foundations of her career. Known for her political rigor, the High Representative of the President of the Republic and former international civil servant emphasized that no success is purely individual. "I owe a great deal to those around me, starting with male figures like my father and my husband," she confided. These essential pillars supported her and allowed her to dare and assert herself, from the sports field to the Prime Minister's office.
Far from the usual clichés, Mimi Touré chose above all to break a societal taboo by paying a heartfelt and public tribute to her in-laws, whose unwavering support never wavered throughout her career. This powerful testimony dismantles persistent prejudices about family relationships in Senegal. For the former Prime Minister, this benevolent support was a determining factor in her political and professional rise.
Drawing on this personal experience, she launched a passionate appeal for female solidarity. Addressing her directly to "goros" (mothers-in-law) and "ndieuké" (sisters-in-law), she urged them to show more kindness and support towards their daughters-in-law and sisters-in-law. For, according to her, "the fulfillment of a wife is the fulfillment of the entire family." A clear and pragmatic plea: when a woman is supported within the home, she has all the strength she needs to assert herself, thrive professionally, and contribute fully to the development of society.
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