Cédéao: on a Visit to Faso, the Senegalese Prime Minister Discusses the Causes of the Departure of AES Countries

After the visit of Senegalese Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko to Burkina Faso this weekend, the RTS, the Senegalese public channel, broadcast Monday evening the 45 minutes of talks that the Senegalese head of government had with the RTB, the public channel Burkinabè at the end of its visit. The opportunity for Ousmane Sonko to return to its policy of sovereignty (with the closure of the French military bases) but also to the explosion of the Cédéao.

Senegal is more threatened by terrorism than ever before, according to Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, who is travelling to Ouagadougou. In the face of an "ECOWAS impotence", he advocates for an inter-state alliance and solidarity. In this sense, Senegal and Burkina Faso have laid the foundations for security cooperation, in order to minimize the risks and losses. Ibrahima Dieng (Corresponding to Dakar) Incessant attacks, disturbing threats of int…

On the way to Burkina Faso, Senegalese Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko spoke on Monday, May 19, 2025 during an interview with the Burkina Faso media. He went back to the subregional situation, marked by the withdrawal of three ECOWAS countries, and pleaded for a peaceful dialogue despite the political tensions. "It is not because three countries have left ECOWAS that we are in a total, opaque and no longer trade, economic and social relations. Beca…