La Lettre CNES No. 1: the new monthly members' newsletter is out
Confederation news, federation news, advocacy issues, figures of the month and new presidents: the first issue of La Lettre CNES is out.
CNES is launching La Lettre CNES, its monthly members' newsletter on the initiatives, successes and faces of its federations. The first issue, dated November 2026, is available for download.
Editorial by the President
"Getting to know each other better to do more business together."
"The 2026-2029 Strategic Plan adopted by our directors makes bringing our members closer together a priority, and both the back-to-business cocktail and La Lettre CNES, which we are launching this year, pursue the same goal. Each month, this newsletter will report on the Confederation's work, give our federations a voice and present their initiatives, and I invite you to send us your news so that it covers all our sectors.", Abdel Kader NDIAYE, President of CNES.
In this issue
- CNES news: National Social Stability Pact, call for dialogue, domestic debt;
- Spotlight: the first back-to-business cocktail;
- Federation news: bakery, healthcare, fishing;
- Focus: FNEES;
- Sector issues and advocacy: seven issues and their progress;
- Figures of the month: October in six figures;
- The faces of our federations and the 21 members of CNES.
The faces of our federations
This year they took the helm of a CNES member organisation:
- Léna Tall Faye, CEO of Delta SA, elected in July 2026 President of the National Union of Building and Public Works (SNBTP), succeeding Abdel Kader NDIAYE;
- François Cherpion, elected on 18 June 2026 for three years as President of the Chamber of European Investors in Senegal (EUROCHAM);
- Mamadou Saliou Sow, first President of the National Federation of Electrical Energy of Senegal (FNEES), launched in Dakar on 18 September 2026.
Share your news
Events, positions, appointments, business successes: member federations and companies, send your news to contact@cnes.sn before the 20th of each month for the next issue.
