Attack in Mali: Abidjan Breaks Silence / President Ouattara Opens SILA

Author: Donald GONLIPublished on: April 30, 2026Country: Ivory Coast

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Attack in Mali: Abidjan Breaks Silence / President Ouattara Opens SILA

During the Council of Ministers, the Ivorian government responded to the recent attacks in Mali, marking an official reaction from Abidjan. Simultaneously, President Alassane Ouattara inaugurated the International Book Fair of Abidjan (SILA 2026), dispelling rumors about his health. Local media report the event with headlines highlighting the president's presence and his interaction with bibliophiles.

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