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Mali presents investment opportunities to Algeria

By , based on El Khabar

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Malian and Algerian delegations held talks in Bamako, during which a financial proposal was presented to Algeria. The available details specify neither the amount nor the sector involved, according to the summary of the published article.

Mali presented its investment opportunities and exportable products to Algeria during a working session between Algerian Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb and his Malian counterpart, Abdoulaye Maïga, in Bamako on Monday, according to a statement from the Malian government. The meeting was then joined by delegations from the two countries.

The director general of the Mali Investment Promotion Agency highlighted gold, lithium, rice, cotton, financial services, livestock and agro-industry. The head of the Mali Export Promotion Agency cited mangoes, sesame, cashew nuts and other agricultural products. Abdoulaye Maïga led the Malian delegation received in Bamako.

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