France withdraws from its last military bases in Senegal

France has concluded its 65-year military presence in Senegal by officially handing over its last two military bases, with a departure ceremony held in Dakar for approximately 350 French soldiers. This marks a significant transition in the country’s military relations with France as of July 17, 2025.

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France has left Senegal after 65 years, taking its soldiers and bases away.

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