Ivory Coast, France to Keep Some Military Ties
France to Keep 80 Military Personnel in Ivory Coast, Defence Minister Says
ABIDJAN (Reuters) - France said on Thursday it would keep 80 military personnel in Ivory Coast largely for training purposes, as it handed over control of a military base in the commercial capital amid a scaling back of its forces across West and Central Africa.
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