Germany Grants $19.7 Million to Senegal for Vocational Training and Jobs
Thursday, 09 October 2025 19:27
Senegal and the Federal Republic of Germany signed a €17 million ($19.7 million) financing agreement on October 8 to support vocational training and employment initiatives. The agreement forms part of the second phase of the Vocational and Technical Training and Employment Promotion Project (PFPE 2).
Le ministre de l’Économie, du Plan et de la Coopération, @RahmaneSARR , a reçu, en audience, ce mercredi 8 octobre 2025, Dr Bernhard Braune, Chef de division Sahel, Afrique de l’Ouest du ministère fédéral allemand de la Coopération économique et du Développement (@BMZ_Bund )… pic.twitter.com/ux9ZefcXPV
— Ministère de l’Economie, du Plan & Coopération (@economie_sn) October 8, 2025
The project aims to strengthen Senegal’s vocational training system. The Ministry of Economy, Planning and Cooperation said it will finance the construction and equipment of training centers in targeted regions. It will also support the national Vocational Training Fund and implement accompanying measures to expand youth training programs.
Live News
-
Germany Grants $19.7 Million to Senegal for Vocational Training and Jobs
19:27
-
DRC: Audit Reveals $16.8 Billion in Underreported Mining Revenues Between 2018 and 2023
19:17
-
South Africa’s Transnet Grants 25-Year Liquid Bulk Terminal Concession in Cape Town
19:11
-
Anglo American CEO Duncan Wanblad Says Africa Remains “the Place to Be” Despite Restructuring
19:06
-
Cameroon Launches Climate Innovation Hub to Advance Green Tech
17:12
-
South Africa’s Julian Kanjere Pioneers App-Free Digital Payments in Africa
17:10
-
Afriland First Bank Poised for Regional Expansion After Cobac Approval
16:02
-
Cameroon’s Informal Imports from Gabon Stable in 2024; Rice, Meat, Fuel Drive 80%
16:00
-
Cameroon’s Informal Imports from CAR Surged 12% in 2024, Driven by Flour and Vegetables
15:57
-
Cameroon Commissions Two New Solar Power Plants to Expand Rural Electrification
15:30
Senegal’s attempt to diversify its fuel supply by turning to Nigerian crude is bumping up against ha...
• UAC of Nigeria acquired CHI Limited, known for Chivita juices and Hollandia dairy, from Coca-Cola ...
• AfDB chief Sidi Ould Tah met BOAD president Serge Ekué in Abidjan on Aug. 30.• Talks focused on jo...
Financial professionals gathered in Dakar on September 25 for the Structured Finance Africa Forum (S...
• Nestlé, NGOs urge against delay, propose grace period instead• EU cites technical hurdles, trading...
An audit by DRC’s Court of Accounts found a $16.8 billion shortfall in mining revenues between 2018 and 2023 due to under-reporting. Prosecutor...
Transnet signed a 25-year concession with FFS Tank Terminals to operate and maintain a liquid bulk terminal in Cape Town. The deal includes a ZAR 195.7...
Anglo American is divesting from platinum and diamonds, including an 85% stake in De Beers, to focus on copper, iron ore, and crop nutrients. CEO...
Alphamin now targets 2025 tin production at 18,000–18,500 tons, up from a revised 17,500 tons in April. The company reported a 26% quarterly output...
The Cape Floral Region is one of the world’s biodiversity hotspots and a source of ecological pride for South Africa. Located in the southwestern part of...
The city of Kilwa, located on the southeastern coast of Tanzania, represents one of the most fascinating chapters in the history of the Indian Ocean....