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Minister Moussa Sarr Issues Directive to Tighten Justice Ministry Spending In a note of service dated 14 October 2026, the Senegalese Minister of Justice, Moussa Sarr, called for a stricter management of public funds within the ministry. The directive, titled “Rationalisation des dépenses afférentes à l’organisation des activités du ministère de la Justice,” was issued amid what the minister described as a “scarcity of resources and strong budgetary constraints.” Sarr urged all ministry officials to adopt a more rigorous approach to the financing of activities such as conferences, seminars, workshops, and training sessions. He specifically instructed that these events be held in the ministry’s own facilities—meeting rooms at the Primature, the Centre de formation judiciaire (CFJ), and the Direction générale de l’Administration pénitentiaire (DGAP). Use of hotels or other external venues would only be permitted in exceptional cases and would require proper justification. The minister emphasized the importance of disseminating the note widely across all services, agencies, and entities under his authority and stressed strict compliance with the new guidelines. Article source: Sene.News | Image credit: Sene.News
Minister Moussa Sarr Issues Directive to Tighten Justice Ministry Spending In a note of service dated 14 October 2026, the Senegalese Minister of Justice, Moussa Sarr, called for a stricter management of public funds within the ministry. The directive, titled “Rationalisation des dépenses afférentes à l’organisation des activités du ministère de la Justice,” was issued amid what the minister described as a “scarcity of resources and strong budgetary constraints.” Sarr urged all ministry officials to adopt a more rigorous approach to the financing of activities such as conferences, seminars, workshops, and training sessions. He specifically instructed that these events be held in the ministry’s own facilities—meeting rooms at the Primature, the Centre de formation judiciaire (CFJ), and the Direction générale de l’Administration pénitentiaire (DGAP). Use of hotels or other external venues would only be permitted in exceptional cases and would require proper justification. The minister emphasized the importance of disseminating the note widely across all services, agencies, and entities under his authority and stressed strict compliance with the new guidelines.
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