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The Senegalese President discusses with Guita the stay of Mali in the ECOWAS Media Desert

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During his first official visit to Mali on Thursday, Senegalese President Basero Diomai Faye raised the issue of Mali's stay in the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) with his Malian counterpart Assimi Guita, noting that the latter was not “completely flexible” on the matter. Last January, Mali and its neighbors Niger and Burkina Faso, led by military juntas, announced their intention to withdraw from ECOWAS, the main political a…
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The Senegalese President discusses with Guita the stay of Mali in the ECOWAS Media Desert

During his first official visit to Mali on Thursday, Senegalese President Basero Diomai Faye raised the issue of Mali's stay in the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) with his Malian counterpart Assimi Guita, noting that the latter was not “completely flexible” on the matter. Last January, Mali and its neighbors Niger and Burkina Faso, led by military juntas, announced their intention to withdraw from ECOWAS, the main political a…

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