One year, to the day, after Sidi Ould Tah took office as President of the African Development Bank, much water will have flowed under the bridges of the unlikely Ébrié lagoon. Enough, in any case, to distinguish the concrete outlines of a doctrine. Elected in May 2025 and taking office on September 1 of the…...
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