
Justice - 9 April 2026
Justice Ministry Reviews Annual Performance Reports
Bamako, March 30, 2026 - In a separate development, Mali’s Ministry of Justice and Human Rights held the symbolic presentation of its 2025 annual activity report, bringing together senior judicial officials and government representatives.
The session, chaired by Justice Minister Mamoudou Kassogué, featured presentations from eleven central services and four courts, reviewing institutional performance and administrative reforms.
The Secretary General, Dr. Boubacar Sidiki Diarra, emphasized that the reporting process aims to improve transparency and accountability within the justice system, providing a clearer overview of institutional performance.
Minister Kassogué described the initiative as a key reform milestone, stating that the reports serve as a guiding tool for decision-making and institutional planning. He also underscored the importance of continued efforts to strengthen judicial capacity and improve service delivery.
Officials said the exercise represents an important step toward modernizing governance within the justice sector and enhancing overall institutional efficiency.
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