Ivory Coast's president has announced that French troops will withdraw from the country, ending a decades-long military presence. The country now joins a growing number of francophone states that have asked the former colonial power to relinquish its …
Ivory Coast announced on Tuesday that French troops will leave the country after a decadeslong military presence, marking the latest African nation to reduce its military ties with its former colonial power. President Alassane Ouattara said the withdrawal …
Naija News reports that the President made this known during his New Year address. In a nationwide broadcast, Ouattara said: “We have decided on a coordinated and organized withdrawal of French troops.” The process, set to start in January, aligns with the …
Alassane Ouattara, the President of Ivory Coast has announced that French troops will soon begin departing from his country in his New Year address. “We have decided on a coordinated and organised withdrawal of French troops,” said Ouattara in the …
(Bloomberg) -- Ivory Coast’s president announced the withdrawal of French troops from the country, joining a growing number of francophone states that have asked the former colonial power to relinquish its military presence in West Africa. The downscaling …
The Government of Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire) has announced that French troops will begin their withdrawal from the country in January 2025. This marks another significant reduction in France's military presence in West Africa. President Alassane …
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