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2012 in Mali

Explore 7 historical events and records for Mali in 2012.

Historical records for Mali in 2012

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March

Military Coup

Sanogo, Amadou Haya ยท Bamako ยท Chairman of National Committee for Restoration of Democracy and State ยท Government / Government of Mali

Sanogo leads soldiers who seize power shortly before scheduled presidential elections.

April

Resignation from Presidency

Toure, Amadou Toumani ยท Bamako ยท President of Mali ยท Government / Government of Mali

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

Appointment as Interim President

Traore, Dioncounda ยท Bamako ยท Interim President of Mali ยท Government / Government of Mali

Traore takes office as interim president under the constitutional transition agreement.

Appointment as Transitional Prime Minister

Diarra, Cheick Modibo ยท Bamako ยท Transitional Prime Minister of Mali ยท Government / Government of Mali

Traore appoints Diarra to lead the transitional government.

August

Government of National Unity

Diarra, Cheick Modibo ยท Bamako ยท Transitional Prime Minister of Mali ยท Government / Government of Mali

Diarra forms a broader government intended to restore national unity and constitutional order.

December

Forced Resignation

Diarra, Cheick Modibo ยท Bamako ยท Transitional Prime Minister of Mali ยท Government / Government of Mali

Diarra resigns after soldiers arrest him and interfere with the transitional authorities.

Appointment as Transitional Prime Minister

Cissoko, Django Sissoko ยท Bamako ยท Transitional Prime Minister of Mali ยท Government / Government of Mali

Traore appoints Cissoko to form a new transitional government.

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