France's decision to pull troops out of the Sahel invites a less military approach

By Folahanmi Aina, Doctoral Candidate in Leadership Studies, King's College London

France recently announced plans to close its military operation battling Islamist militants in the Sahel region of West Africa.

President Emmanuel Macron said the mission would be replaced by an “operation of support and cooperation with armies in countries that ask for it”. And as part of the “new framework” the French military’s presence in the Sahel region would be part of a military operation and international alliance, associating countries in…

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