US EditionMali Agrees with Guinea to Develop an Alternative Way to Transit Its Goods
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At the end of the last Council of Ministers on Wednesday, 28 January, Mali announced a series of measures aimed at securing a new transit route for its goods through Guinea. The objective is to reduce its dependence on the traditional corridors of Dakar and Abidjan. Agreements on cooperation in transport and on road and sea transits were signed between Mali and Guinea.
The Malian government announced, at the conclusion of its Council of Ministers on 28 January 2026, the conclusion of a bilateral agreement with Guinea to create an alternative transit route for its goods.This initiative is part of a strategy aimed at diversifying Mali's logistics corridors and reducing its dependence on the ports of Dakar (Senegal) and Abidjan (Côte d'Ivoire).A strategic corridor for Mali Currently landlocked, Mali depends heavi…
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