Mali’s emergency health projects see rapid progress in Bamako
Construction of two new hospitals in Bamako’s Commune III and VI is advancing swiftly, marking a key step in strengthening Mali’s healthcare infrastructure.
On August 6, 2026, a high-level government delegation, led by Colonel-major Assa Badiallo Touré, Mali’s Minister of Health and Social Development, inspected the construction sites of the new hospitals in Bamako’s Commune III and Commune VI. These facilities are part of the government’s urgent healthcare initiative, designed to expand access to essential medical services across the country.
Despite challenging weather conditions, construction teams have maintained a relentless pace, working around the clock to meet deadlines. Colonel-major Assa Badiallo Touré praised the teams’ dedication, emphasizing the project’s role in delivering high-quality healthcare to local communities.
The Minister of Justice also commended the progress, highlighting the government’s commitment to improving medical infrastructure for all Malians. The visit reinforced the administration’s resolve to prioritize public health and ensure no citizen is left without access to critical care.