Fourth Sall government

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Fourth Sall government
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Cabinet of Senegal
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Date formed1 November 2020 (2020-11-01)
Date dissolved2 April 2024 (2024-04-02)
People and organisations
President Macky Sall
Prime Minister Amadou Ba (from 17 September 2022)
Member parties Alliance for the Republic
Alliance of the Forces of Progress
Socialist Party of Senegal
Rewmi
Status in legislature2020–2022
Majority coalition government
125 / 165 (76%)
2022–present
Minority coalition government
81 / 165 (49%)
Supported by Bokk Gis Gis
Opposition parties Liberate the People
Wallu Sénégal
The Servants / MPR
Alternative for a Rupture Assembly
History
Legislature terms 4th National Assembly
5th National Assembly
Predecessor Third Sall government
Successor Faye government
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President Macky Sall in 2020.

The Fourth Sall government governed Senegal from 1 November 2020 to 2 April 2024. It was the fourth government formed by Macky Sall. [1]

Contents

Cabinet

Cabinet Ministers

PortfolioMinisterTook officeLeft officeParty
Prime Minister 17 September 2022Incumbent  APR
Minister of the Armed Forces 1 November 20206 October 2023  Independent
Omar Youm  [ fr ]
6 October 2023Incumbent  APR
Minister of Finance and Budget1 November 202017 September 2022  APR
17 September 2023Incumbent  APR
Minister of Justice and Keeper of the Seals 1 November 202017 September 2022  PS
17 September 202211 October 2023  Independent
11 October 2023Incumbent  PS
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Senegalese Abroad 1 November 202011 October 2023  PS
11 October 2023Incumbent  Independent
Minister of the Interior1 November 20206 October 2023  Independent
11 October 2023Incumbent  Independent
Minister of Infrastructure, Land Transport and Opening up1 November 2020Incumbent  APR
Minister of Economy, Planning and Cooperation1 November 2020Incumbent  APR
Minister of Public Service and Public Service Renewal1 November 202017 September 2022  APR
17 September 2022Incumbent  APR
Minister of Health and Social Action1 November 202026 May 2022  APR
26 May 2022Incumbent  Independent
Minister for Women, Family, Gender and Child Protection1 November 202017 September 2022  APR
17 September 2022Incumbent  Independent
Minister of Mines and Geology1 November 2020Incumbent PLD/AS
Minister of Agriculture, Rural Equipment and Food Sovereignty1 November 202017 September 2022  APR
17 September 202211 October 2023  APR
11 October 2023Incumbent  APR
Minister of Water and Sanitation1 November 2020Incumbent  PS
Minister of Tourism and Air Transport 1 November 2020Incumbent  AFP
Minister of Territorial Communities, Development and Regional Planning1 November 202017 September 2022  Rewmi
17 September 2022Incumbent  AFP
Minister of National Education1 November 202017 September 2022  AFP
17 September 2022Incumbent  APR
Minister of Higher Education, Research and Innovation1 November 202017 September 2022  APR
17 September 2022Incumbent  APR
Minister of Petroleum and Energy1 November 202011 October 2023  Independent
11 October 2023Incumbent  Independent
Minister of Community Development, Social and Territorial Equity1 November 202011 October 2023  Independent
11 October 2023Incumbent LDR-Yessal
Minister of Industrial Development and Small and Medium Industries1 November 2020Incumbent  APR
Minister of Fisheries and Maritime Economy1 November 202017 September 2022  PS
17 September 2022Incumbent  AFP
Minister of Labour, Social Dialogue and Relations with Institutions1 November 2020Incumbent  PIT
Minister of Environment, Sustainable Development and Ecological Transition1 November 202017 September 2022  APR
17 September 2022Incumbent  PS
Minister of Sports
Matar Bâ  [ fr ]
1 November 202017 September 2022  APR
17 September 2022April 2023  Rewmi
April 2023Incumbent  APR
Minister of Urbanism, Housing and Public Hygiene1 November 2020Incumbent  APR
Minister of Trade, Consumer Affairs and Small and Medium Enterprises1 November 202017 September 2022  Independent
17 September 2022Incumbent  APR
Minister of Culture and Historical Heritage1 November 202016 September 2022  PDS
Aliou Sow  [ fr ]
17 September 2022Incumbent MPD/LIGGEEY
Minister of Livestock and Animal Production1 November 2020April 2023  Rewmi
April 2023Incumbent  APR
Minister of Youth, Entrepreneurship and Employment1 November 202017 September 2022  APR
17 September 2022Incumbent  APR
Minister of Microfinance and Social and Solidarity Economy1 November 202017 September 2022  APR
17 September 2022Incumbent  APR
Minister of Vocational Training, Apprenticeship and Integration1 November 202017 September 2022  APR
17 September 2022Incumbent  APR
Minister of Handicrafts and Transformation of the Informal Sector1 November 202011 October 2023  APR
11 October 2023Incumbent  APR
Minister of Communication, Telecommunications and Digital Economy1 November 202017 September 2022  Rewmi
17 September 2022Incumbent  APR

Secretaries of State

PortfolioMinisterTook officeLeft officeParty
Secretary of State to the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Senegalese Abroad, in charge of Senegalese Abroad1 November 202017 September 2022  Independent
17 September 2022Incumbent  APR
Secretary of State to the Keeper of the Seals and Minister of Justice, responsible for the Promotion of Human Rights and Good Governance1 November 2020Incumbent  Independent
Secretary of State to the Minister of Infrastructure, Land Transport and Opening up, in charge of the rail network1 November 2020Incumbent  APR
17 September 2022Incumbent  APR
Secretary of State to the Minister of Urbanism, Housing and Public Hygiene, in charge of Housing1 November 202017 September 2022  APR
Secretary of State to the Minister of the Interior, in charge of proximity security and civil protection17 September 2022Incumbent  APR
Secretary of State to the Minister of Water and Sanitation, in charge of flood Prevention and management17 September 2022Incumbent  Independent

References

  1. ↑ "The Senegalese Government: Macky Sall's Government". www.presidence.sn. Retrieved 2022-08-10.

See also

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