Senegalese government and Casamance separatists sign agreement after decades of violence, facilitated by Bissau-Guinean President. Aim is to end hostilities, demobilize fighters, and promote peace in the region. Peace talks have been a top priority for new Senegale

Senegal and the MFDC signed a peace agreement in Bissau, addressing arms surrender and refugee return in Casamance. Challenges persist, including the fate of ex-combatants and Salif Sadio's separatist demands, requiring broader consensus for lasting peace.

Senegal and MFDC's political wing signed a peace agreement facilitated by Guinea-Bissau, establishing a ceasefire and rebel disarmament in Casamance. The deal aims to end four decades of conflict, with the Senegalese government emphasizing peace for development in the region.