Macron said that Africa still needs France to “thrive”?
AdvertisementAccording to a series of releases spreading on social networks, African countries are said to be “unable to thrive without French” Emmanuel Macron.
It is written in a publication that “Africa is a less developed continent, and that we have a role in supporting its growth. Total withdrawal can lead to progress,” it is found in a publication, citing Macron, which is almost 700,000 times.
Many publications with this allegation present the same newspaper photo of Macron.
Verify that a reverse image research and results are in line with the image shared on social networks, and the Eurovarofie photo was able to press the images taken at the European Summit in Brussels on March 6 this year.
The analysis of Macron’s lecture, as well as the new analysis of the official news and statements of the French president, did not prove to be the reason for him.
However, French diplomatic circles categorized these quotations to the French leader and “lie”.
Why are these statements revealed?
Some of the social networking accounts that reported to Macron also shared a pro -Russian propaganda and supported the Sahel States (AES) alliance.
AES is a coalition with Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso, which is managed by the military regimes that followed the state range. After a conspiracy to dismiss President Mohamed Basoum in July 2023, the AES was created after the Western African Economic Society (CEDEAO) threatened to restore civil regime in Niger by military intervention.
Russia was the first country to recognize the coalition at a time when it was trying to expand its existence in Africa.
Beastic controversy
Although this particular statement made to Macron is not true, some of the French president’s earlier claims about France’s involvement in Africa have not entertained some African leaders.
For example, in January, Western African political leaders have accused Macron of contempt of contempt after Western African political leaders forgot to “thank France” in January.
Since 2022, as hostility has been increasing in the region in the region, France has gradually eliminated troops from West Africa.
