Dakar – Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko paid a courtesy call to Archbishop André Guéye this afternoon, just days before the annual Marian pilgrimage in Popenguine. The visit, which took place in a warm and friendly atmosphere, fostered meaningful exchanges on national unity and social cohesion.
During the meeting, the two leaders discussed the importance of peace and solidarity in Senegal, emphasizing shared values that bind communities together. Archbishop Guéye also extended prayers for a stable and prosperous nation as the country prepares for the upcoming religious event.
The Popenguine pilgrimage, one of Senegal’s most significant religious gatherings, draws thousands of Catholic devotees each year. This year’s event holds particular significance as leaders across sectors reaffirm their commitment to national harmony.
