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Amadou Toumani Toure Biography and Timeline

Follow Amadou Toumani Toure through 8 dated historical records for Mali.

Amadou Toumani Toure, historical timeline

A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.

8Distinct records
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1991–2012Years on this page

1991

Overthrow of Moussa Traore

Chairman of Transitional Committee for Salvation of the People · Bamako · Government / Government of Mali

Toure leads officers who remove Moussa Traore after pro-democracy demonstrations and military unrest.

Role range: 1991-1992

Transitional Government Established

Chairman of Transitional Committee for Salvation of the People · Bamako · Government / Government of Mali

Toure heads a transitional authority committed to constitutional government and multiparty elections.

Role range: 1991-1992

1992

Constitutional Referendum

Chairman of Transitional Committee for Salvation of the People · Mali · Government / Government of Mali

Toure oversees a referendum approving the constitution of Mali's Third Republic.

Role range: 1991-1992

National Pact

Chairman of Transitional Committee for Salvation of the People · Bamako · Government / Government of Mali

The transitional government signs a national pact with northern armed movements.

Role range: 1991-1992

2002

Presidential Election Victory

President-elect of Mali · Mali · Government / Government of Mali

Toure wins the presidential runoff and prepares to return as an elected civilian leader.

Role range: 2002-2012

Presidential Inauguration

President of Mali · Bamako · Government / Government of Mali

Toure takes office after winning Mali's presidential election.

Role range: 2002-2012

2007

Presidential Re-Election

President of Mali · Mali · Government / Government of Mali

Toure wins re-election for a second constitutional presidential term.

Role range: 2002-2012

2012

Resignation from Presidency

President of Mali · Bamako · Government / Government of Mali

Toure resigns under an ECOWAS-mediated agreement following the March military coup.

Role range: 2002-2012

Records, sources and methodology

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