... peculiarities of their foreign policy, do not attract the attention of major players. In other words, by standard metrics of corporate governance, cooperation with such countries appears risky and unjustified. Geographically, these nations are located in the Sahel and West Africa. The governments in some countries of the subregion are often transitional (Mali, Burkina Faso) and/or are still in search of their own foreign policy program (Guinea, CAR). Dialogue with them is therefore invariably difficult, as ...
... between Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso in security and social development
On July 6, 2024, the military leaders of Mali (Assimi Goïta), Niger (Abdourahamane Tchiani) and Burkina Faso (Ibrahim Traoré) signed a treaty establishing the Confederation of Sahel States, or, more precisely, the Confederation of the Alliance of Sahel States—retaining the acronym AES (
Alliance des États du Sahel
in French). The document was signed in Niamey, Niger, during the summit of the Alliance of Sahel States, a military ...
... entire system of international relations.
Thus, Algerian experts emphasize three key components of the nation’s approach to international security:
solidarity, globality and indivisibility [
1
].
The former is understood, on the one hand, as solidarity ... ... “regional solution for regional problems” proposition which describes the APDR’s view of the conflicts in Libya and the Sahel.
Despite a clear positing of foreign policy principles, the geographical priorities of APDR’s foreign policy are not so ...
RIAC and ICRC Report No. 77 / 2022
RIAC and ICRC Report No. 77 / 2022
The Sahel region is characterized by ecological instability and limited arable land. In addition, the region is characterized
by a high birth rate, gender inequality and an inefficient education system. The population of the region is constantly under
attack ...
