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Niger hails military ties with Germany on Scholz tour

May 24, 2022
Niger hails military ties with Germany on Scholz tour

Olaf Scholz (L) is on a three-day visit to Africa

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Niger’s President Mohamed Bazoum has hailed military co-operation with Germany as a blueprint for other countries, following a meeting in the capital, Niamey, with the visiting German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.

Mr Bazoum welcomed Germany’s decision to extend an operation to train Niger’s special forces to combat jihadists.

Mr Scholz met soldiers stationed in the west of the country and said the security situation was serious.

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The German chancellor is on a three-day visit to Africa which includes Senegal, Niger and South Africa.

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