Senegal has taken a major step in modernising its business climate with the adoption by the National Assembly of the Investment Code 2025. This text aims to strengthen the attractiveness of the country while guaranteeing durability, inclusion and competitiveness. The new Code is the result of extensive consultation between the administration, the private sector and civil society and introduces several innovations: simplification and digitisation of procedures via a single window, processing of files in less than ten working days, tax and customs incentives stable over three to five years depending on the regions, new investment schemes The Commission has also adopted a communication entitled ‘Strategic and socially responsible investments’, as well as enhanced guarantees for the transfer of capital and the resolution of disputes.
New investment code: the appeal of Bakary Séga to investors
