At the Moncloa Palace, the President of the Republic, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, held talks with H.E. Pedro Sánchez, President of the Government of the Kingdom of Spain, in a climate marked by mutual respect and trust.
This meeting marked a major milestone with the elevation of cooperation between the two countries to a strategic level, accompanied by the signing of six structuring agreements and memorandums of understanding.
At the heart of these agreements is the Senegal–Spain Sustainable Development Partnership Framework 2026–2030, which opens a new phase of cooperation focused on delivering concrete results.
The other agreements notably cover:
• Cooperation in maritime fisheries and the fight against illegal fishing;
• Tourism;
• The promotion of trade relations and investment;
• Education and language learning;
• The enhancement of underwater cultural heritage.
Through this coherent set of commitments, the President of the Republic consolidates the achievements already made, expands the areas of cooperation, and firmly positions Senegal within a dynamic of high-impact strategic partnerships, directly benefiting its economic and social development.