Maimouna Dieye Clarifies 2.3 Billion FCFA for 2021-2023 Victims

Senegalese minister Maimouna Dieye explained the allocation of 2.3 billion FCFA to victims of violence from 2021-2023.

Maimouna Dieye Clarifies 2.3 Billion FCFA for 2021-2023 Victims

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Senegalese Minister of Women, Family, and Child Protection, Maimouna Dieye, provided clarifications on the use of 2.3 billion FCFA allocated for victims of violence during the period 2021-2023. The funds are part of a government compensation program for those affected by political and social unrest in Senegal.

During a press briefing on June 10, 2026, Dieye stated that the money has been distributed to verified victims through a transparent process involving local committees. She emphasized that the government is committed to ensuring all eligible individuals receive their due compensation.

The allocation covers medical expenses, loss of property, and other damages suffered during the protests and conflicts in those years. The minister urged victims who have not yet received funds to contact the relevant authorities.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 2.3 billion FCFA for?

It is compensation for victims of violence in Senegal from 2021-2023, covering medical costs and property loss.

Who is Maimouna Dieye?

She is the Senegalese Minister of Women, Family, and Child Protection.

How are victims verified?

Local committees verify victims through a transparent process before distributing funds.

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