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Mali and Algeria Agree to Reopen Airspace and Restore Ambassadors
Mali and Algeria reached an agreement to reopen airspace to civilian and military aircraft and to return ambassadors to their posts. The pact ends a year of strained relations between the two North African countries.
Jul 10, 5:38 PM·1m read2 sources
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Mali and Algeria agreed to reopen their airspace to civilian and military aircraft and to return ambassadors to their posts. The agreement ends a year of tensions between the two nations.
Background The two countries had closed airspace and withdrawn ambassadors during the period of strained relations.
Officials from both nations will now coordinate the resumption of flights and the return of diplomatic staff.
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