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Senegal's Interior Minister convenes political parties for April 30 meeting
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Senegal's Minister of the Interior, Mouhamadou Bamba Cissé, will host a meeting with all political parties on April 30, 2026, at the Terrou-Bi Hotel in Dakar, starting at 10 AM. Since assuming his role in September 2025, the minister has committed to broad consultations, having previously met with religious leaders and civil society members. The primary objective of this gathering is to discuss the electoral process, allowing the government to share crucial information regarding the organization of upcoming elections and to formally engage with each party. To ensure an effective discussion, each authorized political party is requested to send a single representative. Invitations can be collected from the Directorate General of Elections DGE offices in Dakar.
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