Malian Prime Minister General Abdoulaye Maïga concluded his nationwide tour of republican institutions with a visit to the National Transitional Council (NTC) on Monday. He was accompanied by the Minister of State Refoundation in charge of Relations with Institutions, Bakary Traoré.
At the core of discussions was the framework letter from the President of the Transition, which outlines a roadmap for government action. Addressing the council alongside NTC President General Malick Diaw, Prime Minister Maïga emphasized the importance of institutional collaboration to tackle Mali’s pressing challenges and address the population’s needs.
General Malick Diaw welcomed the visit, describing it as a symbol of respect and commitment to unity. He reaffirmed the NTC’s dedication to supporting national initiatives and stressed the value of “institutional complicity” in ensuring Mali’s stability and progress.
At the Supreme Court, the Prime Minister called for stronger institutional coordination and sought the judiciary’s support in implementing the framework letter.
Discussions at the Constitutional Court focused on fostering synergies for peace and social cohesion, with Court President Amadou Ousmane Touré pledging his institution’s full support for government-led initiatives.
