US EditionThe Visit of American Emissary Nick Checker Begins a Warming Between Washington and Ouagadougou
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After suspending much of its development aid and military cooperation following the arrival in power of Ibrahim Traoré, Washington has just announced its intention to "reinvigorate relations" between the two countries.
In Burkina Faso, US envoy Nick Checker, head of the State Department's Bureau of African Affairs, traveled to Ouagadougou on Wednesday, March 12, for a visit aimed at revitalizing relations between Washington and the Sahel region after several years of tension. This trip is part of a regional tour. The US envoy had already visited Mali last month. A stop in Niger was also planned for Thursday, but it was ultimately canceled.
In a statement, the Foreign Minister of Burkina Faso, Kramoko Jean-Marie Traoré, discussed, yesterday in Ouagadougou, with the official of the African Affairs Bureau of the United States Department of State, Nick Cheker, ways to revitalize cooperation between the two countries. In a statement, the Foreign Minister of Burkina Faso said that the meeting followed periods of misunderstanding in the relations between the two countries, adding that du…
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