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- The Senegal 2050 plan seeks to address the economy’s weaknesses and position the West African nation as a diversified and dynamic economy in the coming decades.
- At the heart of the Senegal 2050 plan is a commitment to green energy and infrastructure advancement.
- The strategy encompasses substantial enhancements in healthcare, guaranteeing that a healthier populace boosts productivity and innovation.
Over the last decade, Senegal’s economy has remained strong, supported by major sectors, including agriculture, mining, and services. The country’s GDP growth has remained consistently strong compared to regional averages.
Infrastructure projects, enhanced business regulations, and robust regional trade connections are among the pillars contributing to Senegal’s stable GDP. As a member of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU), Senegal also benefits from a stable currency hedged to the euro, which helps control inflation and provides a reliable investment environment.
Like many African countries, Senegal grapples with …