The government of Mali and Morocco have announced the launch of their fourth session of joint cooperation commission, which will take place in Bamako from July 21 to 24, 2026. The session aims to strengthen ties between the two countries and explore new areas for collaboration.
During the four-day meeting, officials from both countries, experts, and business leaders will come together to discuss key sectors such as commerce, agriculture, investments, infrastructure, mining, energy, healthcare, education, security, culture, youth, and sports. The goal is to build upon existing cooperation while opening up new opportunities.
Several agreements are expected to be signed during the session, including memorandums of understanding that will consolidate the framework for cooperation and facilitate the implementation of joint projects.
The Bamako-Rabat partnership is built on mutual trust, respect, and shared interests. The outcomes of the session will provide valuable insights into the future direction of cooperation between the two countries.