Senator Ousmane Sonko leads declaration of assets for Senegal parliament leaders
The President of Senegal’s National Assembly, Ousmane Sonko, has fulfilled the mandatory asset declaration requirement applicable to senior public officials.
According to the official roster issued by the National Office for the Fight Against Corruption (OFNAC), the Speaker of Parliament is among those who have formally submitted their declarations.
The move underscores the ongoing commitment to financial transparency and oversight of high-level public officeholders.
Multiple parliamentary leaders comply with disclosure rules
Several key figures within the National Assembly have also complied with the requirement. These include vice-presidents, parliamentary group chairs, and financial officers, all of whom are now listed among those who have completed the process.
This step reinforces the accountability framework governing public representatives and ensures compliance with legal transparency standards.
The declarations are part of a broader system managed by OFNAC, which monitors compliance and strengthens oversight mechanisms in public administration.
Sonko’s declaration aligns with recent leadership role
Ousmane Sonko’s submission comes shortly after his appointment as President of the National Assembly, demonstrating his adherence to institutional transparency protocols.
