North Africa Regional Outlook: February 25, 2026

France is pursuing renewed high-level security cooperation with North Africa to re-engage with the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) following its military withdrawals from Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger. Meanwhile, Morocco and Egypt are advancing energy, mining, and logistics projects while Libya manages migration and budget challenges shaping the region's political and economic landscape.

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North Africa Regional Outlook: February 25, 2026

From France recalibrating its Sahel strategy through renewed security deals with Algeria, to Morocco and Egypt advancing ambitious energy, mining, and logistics projects while Libya grapples with migration and fragile budget mediation — explore the latest developments shaping North Africa, the Mediterranean, and the Sahel's political, economic, and security landscapes.

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France is reportedly looking into renewed high-level security cooperation in North Africa as a pathway to re-engage with the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), reflecting Paris's recalibration after military withdrawals from Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger.

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France seeks return to AES space via renewed high-level security deal in North Africa

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