Uncertainty surrounds Prime Minister Al Aminou Lo's general policy statement scheduled for September 1
The General Policy Statement DPG by Prime Minister Al Aminou Lo, announced for Tuesday, September 1, remains uncertain. Days before the deadline, there is no concrete information to confirm that the event will take place on that date. This situation raises doubts about the parliamentary calendar and the practical feasibility of the DPG. Neither the communication services of the Presidency of the Republic nor those of the National Assembly have provided details on how to make this deadline possible. The parliamentary calendar does not appear compatible with a DPG next Tuesday. The President of the National Assembly, Ousmane Sonko, convened a bureau meeting for this Friday at 10 AM to discuss "Information." This meeting could provide more insight into the parliamentary schedule. According to reports, the President of the Republic requested the opening of an extraordinary session of the National Assembly, which would be the second in a month. This request from the Head of State initiates a procedure for an extraordinary session, which should be convened soon with a specific agenda. However, several steps must be completed between this request and the actual DPG. After the bureau meeting, deputies must be convened for the official opening of the session. The conference of presidents must then meet to set the work schedule and organize sessions. Additionally, deputies have at least eight days to examine agenda items. This sequence of procedures makes the DPG on September 1 uncerta
