In an interview with the Malian press, Mossadeck Bally, founding boss of the pan-African hotel group Azalaï, talks about his analysis of the political, economic and social situation that the Transition is facing today in Mali.For Mossadeck Bally, the transitional government and the Head of State have their share of responsibility for the social blockage because nothing has changed in the state's lifestyle. “We must not forget that it was a popular movement that swept away the regime of President Ibrabim Boubacar Keita. It was not the military, they just came to complete August 18. It was really a large-scale popular movement that caused the fall of IBK,” he

He suggests that the colonels reconsider their actions and conduct negotiations to iron out the differences that led them to carry out this action, which he describes as extremely serious. “If the colonels return to better feelings, if we put the instruments of transition back in the saddle, we must work to organize a very good presidential election next February, but that's all we can do. No legislative, local or municipal elections, this is no longer possible, there is no time left,” he says.
In addition, he insists on the fight against corruption, which is an evil that plagues the development of African countries. According to him, as long as Africa does not fight impunity, there will be predatory public administrations, few rounds of internal resources and therefore rapid development