The Expanded Consultation and Coordination Group of Senegal's Development Partners (G50) invited the Senegalese authorities to “ensure the strengthening of [...] political stability” in their country and to ensure that effective implementation of the government's economic and social priorities.

The European Union (EU) ambassador to Senegal, Jean-Marc Pisani who spoke on behalf of G50, an association of countries and international institutions, which are financial and economic partners of the State of Senegal, said that they “suggest that the Government of Senegal ensure the strengthening of political stability [...] and the reliability of the legal framework. This is an equally important aspect for the 'Invest in Senegal' forum scheduled for June 2023, which should attract more investments to Senegal.”

According to his words at the end of a G50 meeting with the Senegalese Prime Minister, Amadou Ba, and other members of the government, the “Invest in Senegal” forum will “attract more investments” to the country and contribute to [sa] economic growth. The G50 also invited Senegal to “finalize” its migration policy document, whose first proposals were launched in 2018.