Bamako, Mali – (African Boulevard News) – Malians residing in Ivory Coast are gearing up to take part in the upcoming referendum scheduled for June 18th, as they hope to make their voices heard in the decision-making process of their home country. The new referendum is aimed at adopting a new constitution for Mali, and Malians in Ivory Coast are leaving no stone unturned in mobilizing to vote.
The Malian community in Ivory Coast is estimated to be around 100,000, and they are working tirelessly to participate in this significant event, despite being far away from their homeland. They are determined to make their voices heard and contribute to the progress and development of their country.
According to a representative from the Malian community in Ivory Coast, Ali Coulibaly, “We are doing everything we can to mobilize our people to come out and vote. We urge our compatriots to participate in this referendum, as it is crucial for the future of our country.”
Furthermore, he added, “We have set up various awareness campaigns to educate our community about the importance of this referendum. We want to ensure that every Malian residing in Ivory Coast is aware of the significance of their participation in the referendum, and that their opinions matter.”
The Malian authorities have also taken measures to facilitate the voting process for Malians in Ivory Coast. They have set up polling stations in Abidjan, the economic capital of Ivory Coast, and other major cities, to enable Malians residing in the country to participate in the referendum.
The Malian government is optimistic about the referendum and its potential to improve the country’s governance. The new constitution will address issues such as gender equality, the decentralization of power, and the fight against corruption. This reform is expected to promote peace, stability, and economic growth in the country.
In conclusion, the Malian community in Ivory Coast is actively mobilizing to participate in the upcoming referendum on June 18th. They are determined to make their voices heard and contribute to the development of their country. The Malian authorities have also taken measures to facilitate voting for Malians in Ivory Coast, and they are optimistic about the potential of the new constitution to bring positive changes to the country.
