The National Assembly of Senegal is set to hold a pivotal session this Friday, May 22, 2026, beginning at 9:00 AM, where Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko and his cabinet will face direct questioning from lawmakers.

The official notice, issued by Assembly President Malick Ndiaye, confirms that the plenary session will focus exclusively on “Current Government Affairs,” providing legislators with an opportunity to scrutinize executive policies across key national priorities.

Among the pressing topics expected to dominate discussions are governance challenges, economic policies, social welfare initiatives, and public sector reforms currently underway in the country.

This parliamentary exercise reflects the Assembly’s constitutional duty to oversee government actions, ensuring transparency and accountability in public administration. The session will be conducted in the main chamber, where deputies can demand clarifications and propose corrective measures on behalf of their constituents.