Council of Ministers of Mali

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The Council of Ministers of Mali consists of members appointed by the president with the advice of the prime minister^[1].

The Council of Ministers is chaired by the prime minister and is tasked with managing government operations.

Members of the Council of Ministers

OFFICE	NAME	TERM
Prime Minister	Modibo Sidibé	2007–incumbent
Minister of Agriculture	Tiemoko Sangare	2007–incumbent
Minister of Basic Education, Literacy, and National Languages	Sidibe Aminata Diallo	2007–incumbent
Minister of Communications and New Technologies	Diarra Mariam Flantie Diallo	2007–incumbent
Minister of Culture	Mohammed el-Moctar	2007–incumbent
Minister of Defense and Veterans	Natia Plea	2007–incumbent
Minister of the Economy, Industry, and Trade	Ba Fatoumata Nene Sy	2007–incumbent
Minister of Employment and Vocational Training	Ibrahima N'Diaye	2007–incumbent
Minister of Energy and Water Resources	Mamadou Diarra	10/2008[2]–incumbent[3][4]
Minister of the Environment and Cleanliness	Agathane Ag Alassane	2007–incumbent
Minister of Equipment and Transport	Ahmed Diane Semega	2007–incumbent
Minister of Finance	Abou-Bakar Traore	2007–incumbent
Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation	Moctar Ouane	2007–incumbent
Minister of Handicrafts and Tourism	Bah N'Diaye	2007–incumbent
Minister of Health	Oumar Ibrahima Toure	2007–incumbent
Minister of Housing, Land Issues, and Urban Planning	Salimata Fofana Gakou	2007–incumbent
Minister of Internal Security and Civil Protection	Sadio Gassama	2007–incumbent
Minister of Justice and Keeper of the Seals	Mahafara Traore	2007–incumbent
Minister of Labor, Civil Service, and State Reforms	Abdoul Wahab Berthe	2007–incumbent
Minister of Livestock and Fisheries	Madeleine Ba Diallo	2007–incumbent
Minister of Malians Living Abroad and African Integration	Badra Alou Macalou	2007–incumbent
Minister of Mines	Abou Bakar Traore	2009–incumbent[4]
Minister of Secondary and Higher Education and Scientific Research	Amadou Toure	2007–incumbent
Minister of Social Development, Solidarity, and the Elderly	Sekou Diakite	2007–incumbent
Minister of State Domains, Land Affairs, and Habitat	Aminata Sidibe Soumare	2007–incumbent
Minister of Territorial Administration and Local Communities	Kafougouna Kone	2007–incumbent
Minister of Women's Promotion, Children, and Family	Sina Damba Maiga	2007–incumbent
Minister of Youth and Sports	Hamane Niang	2007–incumbent
Minister in charge of Relations with Institutions and Government Spokesperson	Fatoumata Guindo Diabete	2007–incumbent

Cabinet list updated April 2009^[5].

External links

• (French)(English) Contact information at Mali Phonebook (Community, Aid, Environment & Government) - government ministry lists

References

1. ^ The Book of Rule. Dorling Kindersley. 2004. pp. p.181. 
2. ^ Mali: un PDG de banque nommé ministre de l'Energie, des mines et de l'eau, AFP / 02 octobre 2008
3. ^ Replaces Ahmed Sow:Energy minister resigns. SAPA/AFA. September 30 2008
4. ^ ^{a b} Ministry of Energy, Mines, and Water Resources is split into Ministry of Energy and Water Resources, with Diarra remaining at that post, and Ministry of Mines with former Finance Minister Abou Bakar Traore placed in charge. Mali names new mines minister. Reuters. 10 April 2009
5. ^ "MALI: Prime Minister Resigns". Africa Research Bulletin: Political, Social and Cultural Series 44: 17260A–17260C. 2007. doi:10.1111/j.1467-825X.2007.01298.x.