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Bamako: Ambassador Jankovic presented President of Mali Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta with a decoration

October 17, 2019

Ambassador of Serbia to Algeria Aleksandar Jankovic presented to the President of the Republic of Mali Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta the Order of the Republic of Serbia on a sash. The ceremony took place in the Presidential Palace in Bamako on 18 October, in the presence of Mali's Foreign Minister Tiébilé Dramé.Original Article

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