Ousmane Sonko and PASTEF inaugurate departmental headquarters in Jolof, strengthening local presence
PASTEF-Les Patriotes has successfully concluded a dynamic two-day political engagement across the Jolof region. This significant tour, encompassing all 19 communes of the Linguère department—from Dahra to Barkédji, including Sagatta and Yang-Yang—saw the active participation of party leader Ousmane Sonko, alongside Minister of State Habib Sy, and numerous national executives and coalition allies.
Key highlights of the event included crucial meetings with local religious and customary leaders, as well as direct interactions with the party’s foundational structures, such as youth movements, women’s groups, and professional cadres. Following this extensive mobilization, the local party leadership formally outlined its strategic roadmap for upcoming initiatives. With the official opening of the departmental headquarters and the commencement of membership card distribution, PASTEF aims to solidify its territorial influence through a dedicated grassroots approach, reaching communities in the department’s villages and urban neighborhoods.
Concurrent with these internal organizational efforts, local political leaders are extending an open invitation for unity and collaboration. They are calling upon militants, sympathizers, and political actors from other affiliations who share their vision to join PASTEF’s comprehensive territorial development project.
Key highlights of the event included crucial meetings with local religious and customary leaders, as well as direct interactions with the party’s foundational structures, such as youth movements, women’s groups, and professional cadres. Following this extensive mobilization, the local party leadership formally outlined its strategic roadmap for upcoming initiatives. With the official opening of the departmental headquarters and the commencement of membership card distribution, PASTEF aims to solidify its territorial influence through a dedicated grassroots approach, reaching communities in the department’s villages and urban neighborhoods.
Concurrent with these internal organizational efforts, local political leaders are extending an open invitation for unity and collaboration. They are calling upon militants, sympathizers, and political actors from other affiliations who share their vision to join PASTEF’s comprehensive territorial development project.
