
Politics - 28 February 2026
Minister Moussa Alassane Diallo Chairs 2026 Consular Assembly of the Chamber of Commerce
Bamako, February 19, 2026 - The 2026 session of the Consular Assembly of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Mali was held Thursday at the Bamako Exhibition Center, presided over by Minister of Industry and Commerce Moussa Alassane Diallo, officials reported.
Delegates from 19 regions and the District of Bamako attended the session, which combined formal proceedings with a tribute to national heroes.
Honoring the Armed Forces and Fallen Citizens
The ceremony featured a solemn homage to Mali’s defense and security forces and to citizens who lost their lives during recent attacks on hydrocarbon convoys and industrial sites, described as cowardly and barbaric.
Agenda for the Annual Session
During the session, assembly members reviewed key matters including:
The 2025 Activity Report
The 2026 Programme Draft
The 2025 Budget Execution Status
The 2026 Budget Draft
Officials emphasized the session’s role in strengthening governance, promoting industrial development, and ensuring the financial and operational accountability of Mali’s chamber of commerce.
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