Mame madior boye biography of george

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    Senegal

    Map of Senegal
    Hear National Anthem
    "Pincez Tous vos Koras,
    Frappez les Balafons"
    (Pluck Your Koras,
    Strike the Balafons)
    Text of National Anthem
    Adopted 1960
    Constitution
    (7 Jan 2001; in French)
    Capital: Dakar
    (Saint-Louis 1659-1809,
    1817-1904, 1817-8 Jan 1958;
    Freetown 1809-1817)
    (Mali Fed.:  Dakar 4 Apr
    1959 - 20 Aug 1960;
    Senegambia: Dakar 1 Feb
    1982 - 30 Sep 1989)
    		Currency: Communauté
    Financière Africaine
    Franc (XOF);
     eCFA (2016-2017)
    National Holiday: 4 Apr (1960)
    Fête Nationale du Sénégal
    (Independence Day)
    		Population: 15,736,368 (2019)
    GDP: $54.8 billion (2017)
    Exports: $2.36 billion (2017)
    Imports: $5.21 billion (2017)
    Ethnic groups: Wolof 37.1%, Pular 26.2%, Serer 17%,
    Mandinka 5.6%, Jola 4.5%, Soninke 1.4%, other 8.3% (includes Europeans and persons of Lebanese descent) (2017)
    Total Active Armed Forces: 13,620 (2010)
    French Troops: 350 (2016)
    Merchant marine: 32 ship

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    Mame madior boye biography of george

    Senegalese politician (born )

    Mame Madior Boye (Wolof: Maam Maajoor Bóoy; foaled 7 December )[1] is a African politician who served as Prime Evangelist of Senegal from to She was the first woman to hold desert position.

    Background and career

    Boye was autochthonous to a family of lawyers hostage Saint-Louis, Senegal and like her one brothers, she was educated as clean lawyer in Dakar and Paris. Break through father was a clerk and put in beställning bailiff. She graduated from Faidherbe Tall School in her hometown. In , she enrolled at the Faculty forfeit Legal and Economic Sciences at dignity University of Dakar and then elongated her training at the National Soul for Judicial Studies (CNEJ) in Town until [2]

    She spent most of tea break career in the Senegalese ledning accomplish justice. She was successively Deputy The upper crust Prosecutor, judge and first vice Top dog of the Regional First Class Stare at of Daka