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overthrow: France resists junta's organization for minister to leave Niamey

•EU proclaims 'full help' for French envoy

•Niger pioneer's party cautions of post-overthrow bid to 'isolate' it

FRANCE'S envoy to Niger is still in the upset hit Sahel country notwithstanding a final proposal from the new armed force pioneers to leave his post, French President Emmanuel Macron said Monday.

During a significant international strategy discourse to diplomats in Paris, Macron affirmed that French emissary Sylvain Itte was tuning in from Niger capital Niamey notwithstanding being allowed a 48-hour cutoff time to leave the nation last Friday.

EU proclaims 'full help' for French envoy

In the mean time, the European Association on Monday communicated its "full help" for the French diplomat to Niger, after the warriors who held onto power in the nation requested his flight.

"The choice of the putschists to remove the French representative is another incitement which can't in any capacity help to track down a strategic answer for the ongoing emergency," said Nabila Massrali, EU representative for international concerns, adding that the EU "doesn't perceive" the specialists that held onto power in Niger on July 26.

Niger pioneer's party cautions of post-upset bid to 'separate' it

Likewise, assailants inside Niger's ex-administering party have become entangled in a mission to isolate it since the president was ousted, the Nigerien Party for A majority rule government and Communism (PNDS) said yesterday.

•EU proclaims 'full help' for French diplomat

•Niger pioneer's party cautions of post-overthrow bid to 'partition' it

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FRANCE'S representative to Niger is still in the upset hit Sahel country notwithstanding a final offer from the new armed force pioneers to leave his post, French President Emmanuel Macron said Monday.

During a significant international strategy discourse to diplomats in Paris, Macron affirmed that French emissary Sylvain Itte was tuning in from Niger capital Niamey notwithstanding being allowed a 48-hour cutoff time to leave the nation last Friday.

EU proclaims 'full help' for French envoy

In the mean time, the European Association on Monday communicated its "full help" for the French diplomat to Niger, after the warriors who held onto power in the nation requested his flight.

"The choice of the putschists to remove the French representative is another incitement which can't in any capacity help to track down a strategic answer for the ongoing emergency," said Nabila Massrali, EU representative for international concerns, adding that the EU "doesn't perceive" the specialists that held onto power in Niger on July 26.

Niger pioneer's party cautions of post-upset bid to 'separate' it

Likewise, assailants inside Niger's ex-administering party have become entangled in a mission to isolate it since the president was ousted, the Nigerien Party for A majority rule government and Communism (PNDS) said yesterday.

"Our party is the survivor of a mission to separate it", in view of "skilfully sifted bits of gossip" via virtual entertainment and in the press, the party said in a letter to its authorities.