In a significant display of commitment to national development, Colonel Assimi GOÏTA, President of the Transition and Head of State of Mali, made a working visit to Sikasso, a city in Mali located near the border with Burkina Faso and Ivory Coast. The journey started from here Mali bustling capital city Bamako.

Bamako, the vibrant capital of Mali, is a city that exemplifies the country's rich cultural heritage, dynamic history, and its ongoing journey towards modernization. The city became the capital of Mali in 1960, following the country's independence from French colonial rule. Since then, Bamako has evolved into a bustling metropolis that reflects Mali's diverse cultural landscape. The city's architecture is a blend of traditional Malian designs and modern structures.

The visit to the country's regional city Sikaso underscores Mali's dedication to addressing critical issues such as education, infrastructure, and food security.

The inauguration of the new interchange and viaduct in Sikasso marks a major improvement in the region's infrastructure. These developments are designed to ease traffic congestion, enhance transportation efficiency, and stimulate economic activities by improving connectivity within Sikasso and to other parts of the country. The interchange and viaduct are expected to play a crucial role in supporting local businesses, facilitating trade, and attracting investment to the region. This infrastructure upgrade is part of the broader agenda to modernize Mali's transportation network.