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Burkina Faso has decided to allow the export of grains to neighboring Niger, which has been under ECOWAS sanctions since July. The government of Burkina Faso made this decision in solidarity with its neighbor, despite its own food needs. Back in November 2022, Burkina Faso had suspended grain exports due to its own food shortage.
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The authorities of Burkina Faso on Friday announced a decision to allow grain exports to neighboring Niger, which has been under economic community of West African (ECOWAS) sanctions since late July. This is reported by the government Burkini News Agency. The government in Ouagadougou "exceptionally allowed the export of millet, corn, sorghum and beans to Niger in solidarity with its neighbour," the report ...
Source: Milknews
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