2024-04-15 17:05:23
Mali announced that consultations related to dialogue for peace and reconciliation will take place, starting today, Saturday.
The Malian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said, in a statement: “Consultations related to dialogue for peace and reconciliation will take place, starting today, Saturday, April 13, until May 10, at all administrative levels in the country, whether community, regional, or diplomatic and consular missions.” Or national, with the aim of coming up with strong recommendations from Malians, the implementation of which would strengthen the social fabric, which has been weakened by a decade of multidimensional insecurity.”
The Malian Foreign Ministry added, “Foreign Minister Abdallah Diop, accompanied by members of the Steering Committee for the Inter-Malian Dialogue for Peace and Reconciliation, held a meeting to exchange information with the accredited diplomatic and consular corps on the issue of national ownership of the ongoing peace process in Mali.”
Diop said: “The transitional authorities are committed to the path of returning to a peaceful, secure and irreversible constitutional system, which has already begun with the referendum on the constitution.”
Regarding the government’s decision to suspend the activity of political parties and the political activities of associations, Diop said: “This measure aims to create favorable conditions for the implementation of the main measures of the transitional phase, including dialogue between Malians for peace and reconciliation.”
The Ministry also quoted the Chairman of the Steering Committee for the Inter-Malian Dialogue for Peace and Reconciliation, Ousmane Issofi Maiga, as saying: “The dialogue will be characterized by the comprehensive participation of all Malians wherever they are, and will be open to all issues of national concern aimed at promoting the restoration of peace, social cohesion and national reconciliation.” “.
On April 10, the Council of Ministers in Mali issued a decision to suspend the activities of parties and the political activities of parties throughout the entire territory of the Republic of Mali, and on February 5, the transitional president, Colonel Assimi Goita, formed the Steering Committee for the Dialogue in Mali, for the sake of reconciliation and peace, and announced On January 25, the transitional government in Mali decided to terminate the peace and reconciliation agreement emanating from the Algerian path.
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2024-04-15 17:05:23