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Ambassador Mary Beth Leonard interviewed by Malian press at the closing ceremony of “Transition Foto” exhibition
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Students Comment Islamic Art Exhibit photos at Mahaad al Ouloum
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Bill Bellis, PAO, DAS Michael Pelletier and Leanne Cannon, APAO in a press conference at the Maison de la Presse
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Book discussion in the IRC of the US Embassy
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For after-hours emergencies involving an American citizen in Mali, please contact (+223) 20-70-23-01
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Embassy Headlines
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United States Announces Additional Humanitarian Assistance to Mali
On May 15, 2013, at the Mali Donors’ Conference in Brussels, USAID Assistant Administrator for the Bureau of Democracy, Conflict, and Humanitarian Assistance Nancy Lindborg and Department of State Acting Assistant Secretary for African Affairs Don Yamamoto reaffirmed the United States’ commitment to Mali as the country returns to democracy, peace, and stability. Read more »
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A bipartisan congressional delegation led by Senator Christopher Coons visits Mali
Senator Coons explained the delegation’s goals for the visit, saying, “All of us have a personal interest in better understanding the unfolding situation here in Mali, the challenges that are faced by the Malian people, and how the United States can be a constructive contributor to moving forward on a pathway towards a restoration of democracy, reconciliation of the country, and in dealing with the ongoing security challenges in the North.”
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Secretary of State John Kerry says that at a time of fiscal constraint the United States must not shrink from global engagement
“The price of abandoning our global efforts would be exorbitant,” Kerry said in Charlottesville, Virginia, in his first major speech since becoming secretary of state. Read more »
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Embassy-sponsored conference on participatory democracy and elections systems
2012 IVLP Grassroots Democracy and Elections alumni Alhousseini Maiga led an Embassy-sponsored conference on participatory democracy and elections systems. He highlighted aspects of the U.S. elections system that would benefit Malians, such as selecting candidates based on their qualifications and platform, a true separation of powers limiting the President’s authority, and especially civil society participation in the elections through vote observation and civil society organizations. He said he “was particularly impressed by the American sense of patriotism,” that leads people to vote because they love their country and want to choose its leader.
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Addressing Developments in Mali: Restoring Democracy and Reclaiming the North
DC December 5, 2012- Testimony: Johnnie Carson,Assistant Secretary, Bureau of African Affairs - Testimony Before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations Subcommittee on African Affairs, Washington.
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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE Office of the Spokesperson (PDF)
November 28, 2012 - Remarks: Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and African Union Chairperson Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma
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Book discussion in the Information Resource Center of the US Embassy
On Wednesday, September 26, the Information Resource Center of the US Embassy held a book discussion using a Nouveaux Horizons title in French, Halte à la haine!. (Stop the Hate! in English.)
Emergency Message for U.S. Citizens
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Security Message for U.S. Citizens
On February 20, the U.S. Embassy changed the hours of the previous curfew it had imposed for Embassy personnel. The new curfew is midnight until 6:00 a.m. While the new curfew now allows for travel between private venues during curfew hours, whereas the earlier curfew did not, presence at all public venues, including restaurants, from midnight until 6:00 a.m. is still not permitted.
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