The National Assembly in Senegal continues restructuring its strategic bodies, with Abdou Mbow recently elected President of the Commission des Affaires économiques, du Plan et de la Coopération. This permanent commission is central to reviewing Senegal’s major economic policies and plays a significant role in the legislative process. Its responsibilities include examining macroeconomic trends, finance bills, development planning policies, and international cooperation agreements requiring parliamentary ratification. Mbow’s election is part of a broader reorganization of the National Assembly’s standing committees. These committees are vital for text review, governmental oversight, and public policy debate. In this strategic position, Mbow will be involved in analyzing economic and financial matters presented to parliament, particularly given current challenges in public finance management and development funding.