President Macky Sall of Senegal has responded to the Constitutional Council’s decision to revoke his postponement of the presidential election. The ruling, issued yesterday by the Constitutional Council, was eagerly anticipated, and President Sall’s statement regarding the matter was keenly awaited.

In a statement released on Friday, President Sall acknowledged the Council’s decision, stating that it is part of the normal judicial mechanisms of democracy and the rule of law. He expressed his commitment to respecting the Court’s ruling and assured the public that he would engage in the necessary consultations to organize the presidential election as soon as possible, without delay.

The Constitutional Council’s ruling came after President Sall’s decision to postpone the presidential election was met with criticism and legal challenges. The Council’s decision to revoke the postponement underscores the importance of upholding democratic principles and the rule of law in Senegal.

President Sall’s pledge to ensure the prompt organization of the presidential election demonstrates his commitment to respecting the Constitution and the country’s democratic processes. The upcoming election is of significant importance to Senegal, and President Sall’s response to the Constitutional Council’s ruling will be closely monitored in the coming days.