West African Bloc Lifts Economic Sanctions on Mali BurkinaFaso Mali
Leaders of the Economic Community of West African States on Sunday lifted economic and financial sanctions imposed on Mali, after its military rulers agreed to return to civilian rule byECOWAS leaders, who met in Ghana on Sunday, also assessed the political situation in Guinea and Burkina Faso, where military coups took place in September 2021 and January this year, respectively.
They rejected a three-year transition proposed by coup leaders who seized power in Guinea in September. The leaders called on Guinea's junta to propose a new timeline by the end of July or face economic sanctions.DW, 3 July 2022 Leaders of the Economic Community of West African States on Sunday lifted economic and financial sanctions imposed on Mali, after its military rulers agreed to return to…
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