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Thirty-six million FF in French aid

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    The French Minister for Cooperation and Francophonie, Charles Josselin, ended a four-day trip to Mali on Sunday "to the satisfaction of both parties," AFP reported an official source in Bamako as saying.

    Josselin and his Malian counterparts on Saturday signed three aid agreements amounting to some 36 million FF (US $5 million) in the areas of book publishing, health, and reform of the financial administration sector, AFP reported.

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