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Juntas of Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso sign security pact

By DW
23 September 2023   |   12:38 pm
Three West African countries ruled by military juntas have signed a mutual defense pact. Mali and Burkina Faso had previously promised to come to Niger's aid in the event of an attack.

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