Senegal's First Lady, Marie Khone Faye, recently visited Saint-Louis as part of the National Menstrual Hygiene Caravan. During her tour, she emphasized the importance of education and the well-being of young girls in society.

Marie Khone Faye visited the Ngallèle High School, the Regional Vocational Training Center, and then the Ameth Fall Girls' High School, where she participated in the celebration of their Day of Excellence. During this visit, she praised the perseverance and boldness of the award-winning students, calling them true symbols of hope for the Senegal of tomorrow.

The First Lady took the opportunity to encourage families to continue investing in girls' education. For Marie Khone Faye, girls' education is not a luxury but a fundamental right and an essential lever for the country's development. Accompanied by local authorities, teachers, and partners, she reaffirmed her unwavering support for girls' education by establishing scholarships, appropriate infrastructure, and programs dedicated to their development.

This initiative by First Lady Marie Khone Faye highlights the importance of supporting menstrual hygiene and girls' education to ensure a better future for Senegalese youth.