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Economic intelligence, strategic communication and economic analysis expert. Author of the book « Bâtir l'Afrique de demain ». Doctoral candidate in business administration at Atlantic International University (Hawaii, USA). Former Technical Advisor to Senegal's ministries of Urban Planning, Housing and Youth. Specialized for over 24 years in the economic, commercial and industrial dynamics between the Maghreb, the Euro-Mediterranean space and West Africa.
Founder of Sankofa Finance, a pan-African media dedicated to economic and financial analysis. A certified financial analyst and former accountant turned management controller, he deciphers capital markets, public debt and monetary policy across the continent with a constant commitment to rigorous, verifiable sourcing.
A lawyer, analyst and journalist based in Brussels, he deciphers the economic, legal and regulatory stakes of Europe-Africa relations for Les Afriques: European funding, trade rules and the negotiating capacity of African economies.
