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Ahmadou Touré publishes book on Malian sovereignty

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Malian academic Ahmadou Touré presents a book on sovereignty and the refoundation of the state in Mali between 2020 and 2026. His analysis focuses in particular on the conditions for consolidating the Alliance of Sahel States, according to Journaldumali.

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