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US Secretary Of State Expresses Concern Over Detention Of Niger’s President Bazoum

 During the discussion, Secretary Blinken conveyed his serious apprehension regarding the continued and worsening incarceration of President Bazoum and his family.
Editor FrancisBy Editor FrancisAugust 14, 2023Updated:August 14, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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US Secretary of State, Antony J. Blinken engaged in a conversation with former Nigerien President Mohamed Issoufou, addressing the ongoing situation concerning President Bazoum’s detention.

During the discussion, Secretary Blinken conveyed his serious apprehension regarding the continued and worsening incarceration of President Bazoum and his family.

Blinken underscored his deep disappointment at the reluctance of the present leadership in Niger to release President Bazoum’s family members as a gesture of goodwill.

The Secretary voiced his dismay over this refusal, emphasising the importance of such actions in fostering a positive atmosphere.

Furthermore, Secretary Blinken assured former President Issoufou of the unwavering commitment of the United States towards achieving a peaceful resolution. 





The goal is to ensure that Niger maintains its role as a robust partner in security and developmental efforts within the region.

The conversation between the US Secretary of State and the former Nigerien President highlights the international concern over the situation and emphasises diplomatic efforts aimed at achieving a peaceful outcome while preserving Niger’s regional engagement.

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