Back in August 2022, the Biden administration put forward its U.S. Strategy Toward Sub-Saharan Africa, which explicitly said it was crafted to 'incorporate lessons learned from overly securitized approaches,' to the Sahel.
Senator Van Hollen references the Biden administration's strategy for Sub-Saharan Africa and its lessons.
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