π Global governance strategies in Mali and their impact on sovereignty and territorial integrity.
π₯ The role of the Tuareg group, a nomadic herdsman living in the north of Mali, in challenging state authority.
πΊοΈ The consequences of European colonial powers dividing the region without considering the ethnic groups, leading to the separation of the Tuareg group across different countries.
π₯ In 2012, an armed conflict erupted in Mali with a rebellion by a group called the National Movement and the Liberation of Azawad.
π The rebellion aimed to create a separate state called Azawad and posed a challenge to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Mali.
π₯ Apart from the rebellion, Mali also faced ethnic conflicts in different parts of the country, such as the conflict between the Dogons and the Fulani in the Mopti region.
π Conflicts in Mali since 2012 have challenged state authority and required international response.
π₯ France initially deployed troops in Mali in 2013 to ensure stability and combat insurgency in the north.
ποΈ UN peacekeeping mission, known as MINUSMA, aimed to stabilize Mali, protect civilians, restore government power, and provide humanitarian assistance.
π The NGO, Population Services International, provided health projects and family planning advice in Mali to help stabilize the area.
πΎ CARE worked on food security projects in Mali, particularly in the Mopti region where ethnic groups were clashing.
π₯ Solidarities International focused on health in the Timbuktu region by providing sanitation, clean water, and rebuilding health centers.
π The global governance strategies implemented in Mali aimed to provide more control and autonomy to the northern region.
πΌ These strategies resulted in better representation of local leaders in political discussions and increased allocation of the state budget to the north.
π Despite some improvements in life expectancy and GDP per capita, Mali still faces challenges, as evidenced by the continued presence of a large military force and extended UN mandate.
β οΈ Insufficient state control in Mali due to the presence of jihadist groups linked to al-Qaeda and ISIS.
π΄ Increased instability and attacks on civilians, government officials, and peacekeepers in Mali due to the lack of control over the region.
π Mali serves as a center for human trafficking and is affected by poorly maintained borders.
π The lack of state control in Mali allows for easy transportation of drugs from South America to Europe, causing tension and conflict.
π The number of internally displaced people in Mali has increased to 300,000, highlighting ongoing conflict and a lack of state control.
π Despite improvements made by international organizations, there are still significant long-term problems with disability and state control in Mali.