Ousmane Sonko, President of Senegal’s National Assembly, has stated he does not consider himself to be in opposition to the current government, despite previously serving as a prominent opposition figure. In an interview with *Le Monde*, Sonko affirmed he has no intention of obstructing the functioning of state institutions, clarifying his position following his removal as Prime Minister. He emphasized his current role as a powerful figure within the government, committed to ensuring the National Assembly fully exercises its constitutional powers. This statement comes amid institutional tensions surrounding the ongoing constitutional revision process initiated by the Assembly on June 20th. Sonko downplayed reports of a rift with President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, expressing serenity regarding commentary about their relationship. He characterized current political turbulence as a normal part of the political process.