A dozen parties reject the length of change the government wants

Sunday January 2, a dozen political organizations Malian The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has rejected the government’s proposal for a five – year transition period. Mali’s Foreign Minister Abdoulay Diob gave a five – year extension of the change, a maximum of 1, to Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Ado, the current head of ECOWAS, on public television on Saturday.^{There is} January.

A press release issued on Sunday referred to this deadline as “the framework for the exchange of political parties and groups for successful change.” “Violation of the Charter of Change, not subject to debate in Mali, cannot be the deepest aspiration of the Malian people”. “As a result, the manager rejects this one-sided and unfair time.”, He adds.

Transfer structure Former President Ibrahim Boubacar, who was ousted on August 18, 2020, brings together a number of parties and party groups, including Quitta’s Rass Assembly for Le Mali (RPM) and former Prime Minister Moussa Mara’s Yelema. The coalition had already announced that it would refuse to participate in the national reconstruction aid, which was scheduled for December 11-30. He made the denial on November 19 to Colonel Azimi Koita, who has been in power since August 18, 2020.

“We do not want the alternative period to be linked to the grassroots., AFP Sékou Niamé Bathily, Communications Manager, Exchange Framework. The National Refundation Conference recommended a change that would last from six months to five years, without a decision.

An Extraordinary Summit of the ECOWAS

West African leaders will meet in Mali on January 9 for an extraordinary summit in Agra. On December 12, they called for elections in February and threatened to impose additional sanctions in early January if Malian authorities did not promise to hold a referendum on February 27, 2022. But they told ECOWAS that they could not organize a presidential election. Assembly elections in February as previously promised by the governing body.

The Malian government has been inciting continued insecurity in this poor and landlocked country since 2012 due to the actions of groups affiliated with al-Qaeda and the Islamic State and all forms of violence perpetrated by self-proclaimed militants. Security and bandits. Regular forces are accused of abuse. Two-thirds of the country is beyond the control of the authorities.