Senegal’s Primature witnessed a historic moment on Friday, May 29, 2026, as outgoing Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko formally handed over duties to his replacement, Ahmadou Al Aminou Lo. This institutional transition signals the start of a fresh chapter in government operations.
The ceremony, attended by outgoing government members, senior administration officials, and Primature staff, unfolded in a dignified atmosphere. Sonko officially transferred key state dossiers to his successor, ensuring seamless continuity in public service delivery.
This handover occurs amid authorities’ commitment to advancing ongoing reforms and enhancing government efficiency. Now at the helm, Ahmadou Al Aminou Lo assumes responsibility for coordinating government action and implementing directives from the nation’s highest leadership.
An economist by training and a financial policy specialist, the new Prime Minister faces significant challenges ahead. His agenda includes accelerating structural reforms, boosting youth employment, addressing rising living costs, and strengthening the country’s industrial base.
