Cabinet of Senegal

The Council of Ministers, also known as the Cabinet, is the cabinet of ministers of the Republic of Senegal and is part of the executive branch of the Government of Senegal. The cabinet serves as an advisory body to the President of Senegal, who serves as its chairman. Members of the cabinet are appointed by and report to the President on the advice of the Prime Minister of Senegal, who can dismiss them at will. The cabinet currently consists of 35 government ministries, each responsible for some aspect of providing government services.

Ministries

Sources: [1]

Portfolio / Ministry Minister
Armed ForcesYankoba Dieme
Economy, Finance and PlanningCheikh Diba
Interior and Public SecurityMouhamadou Makhtar Cisse
African Integration, Foreign Affairs and Senegalese AbroadCheikh Niang
Justice, Keeper of the SealsMoussa Sarr
Family, Social Action and SolidarityMarie Angélique Mame Selbé Diouf
Higher Education, Research and InnovationBoubacar Camara
Energy and PetroleumEl Hadji Abdourahmane Diouf
Industry and TradeSerigne Guèye Diop
Water and SanitationCheikh Tidiane Dieye
National EducationMoustapha Mamba Guirassy
Health and Public HygieneIbrahima Sy
Urban Planning, Local Authorities and Regional DevelopmentMoussa Bala Fofana
InfrastructureDéthié Fall
Communication and Relations with InstitutionsBacary Sarr
Microfinance and Social and Solidarity EconomyAlioune Dione
Agriculture, Food Sovereignty and LivestockCheikhou Oumar Ba
Telecommunications and Digital AffairsSamba Diouf
Public Service, Labour and Public Service ReformMamadou Lamine Diante
Youth and SportsDjirèye Clotilde Coly
Culture, Crafts and TourismAlpha Thiam
Employment and Vocational and Technical TrainingIdrissa Samb
Mines and GeologyCheikhou Oumar Seck
Environment and Ecological TransitionAliou Gori Diouf
Land and Air TransportAbdoul Ahad Ndiaye
Fisheries and Maritime EconomyAmy Mara
BudgetBassirou Sarr
Economy, Planning and CooperationAllé Nar Diop
LivestockOusmane Diagne
Culture, Creative Industries and Historical HeritageMame Coumba Diop


References

  1. ↑ "Presidency of Senegal". www.presidence.sn. Retrieved 2026-08-05.

See also

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