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The Alliance of Sahel States: Initial Difficulties as a Resource for Development

Under a rapid change of the situation in international affairs, the countries are in need of immediate solutions, rather than prospective scenarios of mutual assistance and law enforcement support On September 17, 2023 the transition leaders of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger signed the Liptako-Gourma Charter, instituting the Alliance of Sahel States. This happened in the midst of economic sanctions imposed on them by the subregion’s Economic Community of Western Africa (ECOWAS) and its threats to carry out a military operation in Niger. For the three landlocked nations, those sanctions had serious repercussions, aggravating the socioeconomic ...

21.12.2023

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Regionalism in Africa at the Present Stage

... raising of necessary funds for the delivery of the railroad project on the Bamako—Conakry—Ouagadougou route. Yet, the most important reason why the foreign ministers met at this time was to express their common “regret over the imposition of sanctions without the complex reasons” behind the change of power in Burkina Faso, Guinea and Mali “being taken into consideration,” and to make their statement of readiness to take joint action to return to the AU and ECOWAS, “not to undermine regional solidarity.” However, as we know, it is always easier to ...

26.05.2023

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