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Senegal

NATIONAL DIRECTORS FOR THE REPUBLIC OF SENEGAL

Mr Mbacke DIOP

Director National Ambassador

DR. Moustapha DJITTE

Director Executive Port Parole Bureau National

Mr Djiby DIOUM

Director Executive Port Parole Bureau National Adjoint

Prof. EL Hadji Serigne Mbaye

Secretary Permanent

Ousmane THIOUNE

Secretary National Charge Development

Niatame BA

National Secretary Charge for Public Relations

Dr Mame Mor SENE

National Secretary Charge for Social Economic

Aissatou THIAM

Secretary National De la Promotion Des Femmes

Mr OUmer dia

Chef for Project Infrastructure

aminata THIAO

Chef for Project Digital Communication

Rokhaya Niang

Chef for Project Activities Fund Raising

Mr Mourtada Gueye

Chef of Social Project

Louise Binette Diandy

Chef for Project Environment

Ramatoulaye Amadou Bonkaney

Chef for Project Legislation and Regulation

Sheikh tangue gueye

Adjoint Chef for Project Legislation and Regulation

Moustapha diop

Chef for project d’etude socioeconomique et typologie social

Mouhamadou Moustapha diagne

National Secretary Charge for Public Relations

Assata youma aboubacar jabby

Attache de direction

All About Senegal

Is a country in western Africa that is south of the Senegal River. The Atlantic Ocean is to the west. Mauritania is to the north, Mali to the east, and Guinea-Bissau and Guinea to the south. The country completely surrounds The Gambia with the exception of Gambia’s small coastline on the Atlantic. Senegal’s area is 197,000 sq. km. and the population is estimated at over 16,619,225 million (2019). There are two seasons, the rainy and the dry.

The capital, Dakar, is on the country’s westernmost tip on the Cap-Vert peninsula. The Cape Verde Islands are approximately 300 miles off the coast. Trading areas were established on the coast during colonial times. St. Louis was French Western Africa’s capital before it moved to Dakar in 1902. In 1960, Dakar also became the capital of Senegal after independence from France.