The National Assembly of Senegal is scheduled to hold a comprehensive plenary session dedicated to addressing current government affairs this Friday, May 22, 2026, commencing at 9 AM. This follows an official summons issued by the esteemed president of the parliamentary institution, Malick Ndiaye.

During this important gathering, Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, alongside his cabinet members, is expected to appear before the deputies. They will respond to various interpellations concerning the nation’s most pressing issues and current affairs in Senegal.

This session, set to unfold within the hallowed halls of the National Assembly’s hémicycle, is an integral part of the legislative body’s role in scrutinizing government actions on behalf of the populace. It will offer parliamentarians a vital platform to delve into numerous key concerns, particularly those related to effective governance, economic strategies, social welfare, and the various public policies currently in force.

The official convocation, dispatched from Dakar on May 19, 2026, explicitly outlines that the singular item on the agenda for this crucial meeting will be “Questions of Current Affairs to the Government.”