After a period of suspension, the World Bank is now ready to help Mali do all the analyses, but also to take advantage of positive experiences.

The World Bank had suspended its disbursements to Mali as part of its operations and in accordance with its current rules. After a thorough assessment of this situation, taking into particular account the need to be close to the populations, men and women, old and young, both sides considered it urgent to resume this cooperation." Faced with the multifaceted crises that Mali is experiencing, the World Bank has urged development partners to support our country. "As far as the World Bank is concerned, the various programs we have in the field of agriculture, energy, infrastructure, education, health, social protection, we will ensure that their implementation really benefits these populations, to these women, to these children," reassured the World Bank's Vice President for West and Central Africa, Ousmane Diagana.