Orange Mali recently hosted the fifth edition of its "Orange with the Media" event, which took place on November 11, 2026, at a local hotel. The event saw the attendance of several media representatives and Orange Mali officials, who discussed the company's activities and opportunities. This edition also provided a platform for media representatives to express their concerns and challenges in their profession.

The event's welcome address was delivered by Sangaré Fatoumata Doucouré, responsible for Communication at Orange Mali. She expressed her gratitude to the media representatives, directors of publications, professionals, and partners for attending the event. Doucouré emphasized the essential role of the media in society, citing their functions of informing, sensitizing, and shaping public opinion.

Doucouré acknowledged the significant changes in the media sector, including digital transformation, evolving information consumption patterns, and new economic models. She stated that these realities require attention from Orange Mali and that the company aims to listen to the media, understand their challenges, and explore collaboration possibilities.

The event also featured a presentation by Djénéba Tandjigoura, another Orange Mali official, who discussed the new Orange Finances Mobiles Mali tariffs. She announced that national transfer fees for Orange Money have been reduced to zero francs since September 17, 2026, allowing clients to send money nationwide without charges.

Sékou Kola Sidibé, Head of the "Orange Days" project, revealed that the event will take place on November 13-14, 2026, at the Place du cinquantenaire. Over 200 Orange Mali cadres will be mobilized to address client concerns, with four thematic villages and 13 stands set up to accommodate clients.

The "Orange with the Media" event aims to establish a structured, regular, and sustainable framework for dialogue between Orange Mali and media stakeholders. Doucouré expressed her hope that the discussions will be open, constructive, and free from taboos, with a focus on finding solutions and building lasting partnerships.

The event demonstrates Orange Mali's commitment to being a responsible corporate citizen, contributing to the country's development beyond its telecommunications services. The company seeks to foster a closer relationship with its environment, support positive dynamics, and enhance the digital and media ecosystem.

Key points

  • Orange Mali hosts "Orange with the Media" event to discuss client concerns and media challenges.
  • The company announces new tariffs for Orange Finances Mobiles Mali, including zero national transfer fees for Orange Money.
  • Orange Mali plans to establish a regular and sustainable framework for dialogue with media stakeholders.

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