Moov Africa Malitel, a telecommunications company operating under the SOTELMA, has mobilized 100 million FCFA to support vulnerable populations in Mali. The donation was made during the 31st edition of the Solidarity Month, a period of collective mobilization to support those in need. The ceremony took place at the company's technical direction in ACI 2000, in the presence of several government officials, including the Minister of Communication, Digital Economy, and Modernization of Administration, Alhamdou Ag Ilyène.
The donation will be used to support various sectors, including health, education, access to clean water, energy, food, and economic empowerment of women and young people. The aid includes food, medicine, medical equipment, solar panels, water supply equipment, computers, school furniture, and production tools. These items will be distributed to vulnerable children, orphans, women in difficulty, and people living with disabilities. The initiative aims to respond to essential needs and improve the living conditions of beneficiaries.
The ceremony was attended by several high-ranking officials, including the Minister of Health and Social Development, Colonel-major Assa Badiallo Touré, and the Minister of National Entrepreneurship, Employment, and Professional Training, Oumou Sall Seck. The Moroccan ambassador to Mali and representatives of institutions, administrative and customary authorities, partners, and beneficiary structures also participated in the event. The presence of these officials highlights the importance of the initiative and the commitment of the government to support vulnerable populations.
During the ceremony, Minister Alhamdou Ag Ilyène praised the company's commitment and emphasized that the Solidarity Month is a moment of collective mobilization. He invited beneficiary structures to ensure rigorous use of the donations to maximize their impact. For her part, Minister Assa Badiallo Touré highlighted the role of national companies in supporting public authorities in addressing population needs. She emphasized the contribution of these donations to social assistance, strengthening health structures, and improving access to water, energy, education, and training.
Abdela Tabiret, CEO of SOTELMA, recalled that a company's performance is also measured by its contribution to social progress. He stressed that Moov Africa Malitel's commitment goes beyond telecommunications and extends to reducing the digital divide, inclusion, and creating opportunities for citizens and communities. He particularly emphasized support for women, through the provision of equipment and production tools aimed at strengthening their financial autonomy.
Adama Sanogo, director of SOS Villages d'Enfants au Mali, expressed his gratitude to Moov Africa Malitel for this initiative on behalf of the beneficiaries. He stressed the importance of these donations in strengthening actions carried out in favor of vulnerable people and reaffirmed the commitment of beneficiary structures to manage them responsibly for the benefit of concerned populations. This initiative demonstrates Moov Africa Malitel's commitment to corporate social responsibility, inclusion, and human development.
The impact of this initiative will depend on the proper use of donations and the monitoring of actions undertaken for the benefit of communities. With this 100 million FCFA contribution, Moov Africa Malitel reaffirms its commitment to supporting vulnerable populations in Mali. The company joins the efforts of the government and other partners to improve the living conditions of Malians and promote sustainable development.
Key points
- Moov Africa Malitel donates 100 million FCFA to support vulnerable populations in Mali during the 31st Solidarity Month.
- The donation will be used to support various sectors, including health, education, and economic empowerment of women and young people.
- The initiative aims to respond to essential needs and improve the living conditions of beneficiaries, particularly vulnerable children, orphans, women in difficulty, and people living with disabilities.
