Dr. Bacary Thior has tendered his resignation from the Prime Minister’s cabinet, citing a commitment to his personal principles following the departure of Ousmane Sonko. In a public statement, Dr. Thior reaffirmed his dedication to state service and pledged ongoing support for Ousmane Sonko, who currently leads the Pastef party.
Dr. Bacary Thior officially announced his withdrawal from the Prime Minister’s cabinet, a move prompted by the conclusion of Ousmane Sonko’s tenure as Prime Minister.
In a message disseminated this Thursday, the former Technical Advisor for Health clarified that his decision was made “in accordance with his guiding principles.”
Understanding Dr. Bacary Thior’s Resignation
“Following the cessation of Mr. Ousmane Sonko’s duties as Prime Minister, I have chosen to leave the Cabinet, consistent with my deeply held principles,” he articulated in his statement.
Despite his departure, Dr. Bacary Thior reiterated his unwavering commitment to serving the State, emphasizing his readiness to contribute wherever his expertise might be beneficial. He also confirmed his continued alignment and support for Ousmane Sonko, who now presides over the Pastef party and holds the esteemed position of President of the National Assembly. This development highlights recent shifts in African governance and current affairs.
In his farewell message, Dr. Thior extended his gratitude to his colleagues, offered apologies for any perceived shortcomings, and expressed his forgiveness towards them.
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