Senegal.

The Ministry operates as the official international representative of Senegal, executing foreign policy and supporting national goals abroad.

Kosmos operates and extracts oil and gas resources within Senegal's offshore economic zone.

The two countries are functionally linked through shared economic ventures, including the GTA/GTAM LNG project and shared fishing grounds.

Ousmane Sonko is a key political figure whose actions and leadership directly influence the governance and political landscape of Senegal.

Macky Sall served as the leader of Senegal, fundamentally shaping its political and economic trajectory during his tenure.

Fortuna Silver Mines is actively developing, operating, and expanding its mining projects within the jurisdiction of Senegal.

Woodside Energy operates the Sangomar oil and gas field in Senegal and is involved in tax disputes with the government.

Senegal holds formal leadership and representative roles within the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

Senegal's debt restructuring process is formally governed by the G20 Common Framework.

Senegal's economy is structurally integrated with the CBWA zone, governed by shared currency and policy coordination.

Opinion piece published in Le Soleil inspired constitutional amendment in Senegal.

Senegalese law formally regulates and governs TikTok's online speech and platform use within the country.

S&P Global Ratings formally assesses and publishes findings regarding Senegal's debt and borrowing capacity.

High-level ministerial engagement observed between the two sovereign states.

Senegal actively engages in political dialogue and facilitates Guinea-Bissau's transition, while Guinea-Bissau's instability drives migration to Senegal.

S&P formally assessed and downgraded Senegal's credit rating to CC.

Senegal is a formal member of the West African Economic and Monetary Union, sharing the CFA franc currency bloc.

The African Development Bank is expected to provide financing to Senegal.

Adama Barrow is engaged in active diplomatic talks, border issue discussions, and management of relations with the government of Senegal.

The two states are engaged in active collaboration aimed at improving trade and commerce, supported by shared regional membership.

Senegal actively participates in and influences UN governance and leadership, while the UN monitors and addresses internal political and human rights issues within Senegal.

The relationship is defined by the observed pattern of migrants traveling from Senegal to the Canary Islands.

Sonatel operates as a critical service provider whose functions contribute directly to Senegal's goals of national digital sovereignty and connectivity.

Abdoulaye Fall held a leadership role in the Senegalese Football Federation while operating in conjunction with state authorities.

Resolute Mining operates the Mako Gold Mine within the territory of Senegal.

The relationship involves active diplomatic cooperation, border disputes, and economic interdependence, including electricity imports.

The nations actively interact through cooperation, competition over marine resources, and shared social issues.

The World Bank and Senegal maintain an active partnership involving economic assessment and financial support.

UNICEF operates within Senegal to address challenges in girls' education and the national education system.

The National Assembly is a legislative body operating within the political jurisdiction of Senegal.

Birame Diop was appointed to the role of President of the ECOWAS Commission, a body relevant to Senegal's regional affairs.

The parliament functions as the legislative body, exercising oversight and approving constitutional reforms within the state's framework.