Niger's military government has given the United Nations ambassador in Niger 72 hours to leave the country The military authorities of ...

 Niger's military government has given the United Nations ambassador in Niger 72 hours to leave the country

The military authorities of Niger have given the ambassador of the United Nations in the country three days to leave the country.

In a letter sent by the military government of Niger to the Secretary General of the United Nations, they informed him of the decision to give the United Nations Ambassador in Niger, Madame Louisse Aubin, 72 hours, that is three days, to collect her belongings. leave the country.

The military authorities of Niger said that they took this action as a response to what they called sabotage by the Secretary General of the United Nations at the instigation of France, by prohibiting Niger officials from entering the meeting hall of international organizations. of the United Nations.

Commenting on this issue, Alhaji Sani Gambo, a diplomatic expert in Niger, said that Niger has no choice but to take such measures.

Although, Gambo added that the decision will affect the country of Niger very much considering how it has been isolated since the military coup in July.

This new conflict between Niger and the United Nations comes at the same time that the United States withdraws the support it gives to Niger of millions of American dollars in the economic and security sectors and stops the training of the Niger army in the sector. war against terrorism.

In the current situation, the international community continues to isolate Niger, considering how the Niger delegation was prevented from participating in the World Bank and International Monetary Fund meeting that is currently taking place in Marrakesh, Morocco.