U.S. congratulates Senegal on 65th Independence Day, pledges continued partnership

U.S. congratulates Senegal on 65th Independence Day, pledges continued partnership
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Jonathan Fischer Deputy Chief of Mission | U.S. Embassy in Senegal

On April 4, 2025, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio issued a statement congratulating Senegal on its 65th Independence Day. Rubio expressed his "sincere congratulations to the people of Senegal on the 65th year of your independence."

Acknowledging the shared history and partnership, Rubio emphasized the bilateral relations between the United States and Senegal. He stated, "On this occasion, we proudly reaffirm our continued partnership and friendship with the people and Government of Senegal."

The Secretary of State also expressed an eagerness to "broaden our close collaboration on a wide range of initiatives" that would benefit both countries. He highlighted Senegal's role in promoting regional security and protecting fundamental freedoms, recognizing the "tremendous value" the United States places on "Senegal’s leadership."

The remarks concluded with a forward-looking sentiment on future collaborations, anticipating efforts to "build a stronger, safer, and more prosperous world." The United States seems committed to advancing its cooperative endeavors with Senegal for continued growth and stability.