As part of its commitment to the fight against corruption, Senegal has obtained 5 million dollars from the United States of America through a funding program.

The American Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken, announced on the sidelines of the annual United Nations General Assembly that Senegal's efforts in the fight against corruption and the promotion of transparency are being strengthened by financial support from the United States, put in place works through a 5 million US dollar program. According to him, USAID funding aims to support the efforts of the Senegalese government in the fight against corruption and the promotion of transparency

A press release from the Senegalese presidency states that “this support will also consolidate ongoing institutional reforms in order to promote improved governance.” This document also states that “this meeting allowed the two leaders to salute the excellent relations between Senegal and the United States, and to reaffirm their desire to strengthen economic cooperation between the two nations