The Malian junta distances itself from the sanctions imposed by West Africa on Guinea
The junta in power in Mali has distanced itself from the Community of West African States' sanctions against neighboring Guinea, which is also governed by the military (ECOWAS). To support the military's takeover of power and its continuing leadership in both nations, ECOWAS has suspended Mali and Guinea from its decision-making bodies. In September 2021 in Guinea and August 2020 in Mali, the military ousted the civilian governments. In addition to the suspension of the existing decision-making bodies, the financial institutions of ECOWAS voted to halt all aid and financial transactions with Guinea on September 22 at a summit without the involvement of Guinea or Mali. Individual sanctions have also been imposed on a…
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