From the Tuscan hills to the Milanese square, a voice from the South has crossed the murmur of the old Lombard heart: that of Ousmane Sonko. In this city where the echoes of Visconti and the struggles of the Risorgimento still resound, another voice has risen. This Saturday, Milan was no longer only Italian. She became, in an instant, African, not to say Senegalese. This rally has brought to light the leadership of Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, whose influence now extends beyond the borders of Senegal. Its clear and firm word embodies a structured political vision that inspires millions of young people and gives Africa a strong voice on the world stage. This vision is part of the trajectory set by the President of the Republic, Bassirou Diomaye Faye.
Merit and influence of an African leader in innovation (Par El Malick NDIAYE)
