The Société Africaine de Raffinage, Senegal’s national refinery, has sought to strengthen its partnership with Sahara Group as the country works to address energy supply challenges and improve energy security.
The Managing Director of the refinery, Mamadou Diop, stated this during a recent meeting between President Bassirou Faye and a delegation from Sahara Group led by its Executive Director, Wale Ajibade, at the Presidential Palace in Dakar.
According to a statement, the meeting focused on the partnership between Sahara and SAR, including efforts to secure Senegal’s energy requirements amid challenging global market conditions.
President Faye commended Sahara’s longstanding relationship with the refinery and its support for Senegal’s energy sector, describing the company as a trusted partner.
“We appreciate Sahara’s dynamism, flexibility and constructive partnership with SAR, particularly its support in helping secure the country’s energy requirements amid challenging global market conditions,” President Faye added.
Ajibade said Sahara would continue to
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