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Ivorian Prime Minister on regional tour

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    Ivoirian Prime Minister Pascal Affi N’Guessan is in Mali, the second leg of his three-nation West Africa tour to discuss trade, child trafficking and border security.

    He has already met President Blaise Compaore of Burkina Faso in an effort to ease the strain in relations between the two countries since the Ivorian government accused its neighbour of involvement in a failed coup on 7 January.

    N’Guessan ends his first regional tour in Guinea on Friday, the government-owned ‘Fraternite-Matin’ reported.

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