The military government of Mali has reformed the country's executive council One day after declaring the end of UN peacekeeping operat...

 

The military government of Mali has reformed the country's executive council

One day after declaring the end of UN peacekeeping operations and eight days after the referendum and its favorable results, the military administration of Mali carried out a significant restructuring of its cabinet.

Despite the fact that significant roles were left untouched by this reform, 16 new appointments that affected 13 ministers and 3 position changes were made.

The clash between the two sides will coincide with the resignation of the representative of the Abzinawa community from the Coordination des mouvements de l'Azawad, which is affiliated with the rebels in the country's north.

Colonel Assa Badiallo Touré, a military commander, has been appointed as the nation's next minister of health.