MALI / LACROIX VISIT
07-Dec-2022
00:02:04
As part of his working visit to Bamako, Jean-Pierre Lacroix, Under-Secretary-General, UN Peace Operations, paid on Tuesday a courtesy visit to the Malian transition President, Assimi Goita, in the framework of the ongoing MINUSMA strategic review. MINUSMA
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STORY: MALI / LACROIX VISIT
TRT: 2:04
SOURCE: MINUSMA
RESTRICTIONS: NONE
LANGUAGES: ENGLISH / NATS
DATELINE: 7 DECEMBER 2022, BAMAKO, MALI
TRT: 2:04
SOURCE: MINUSMA
RESTRICTIONS: NONE
LANGUAGES: ENGLISH / NATS
DATELINE: 7 DECEMBER 2022, BAMAKO, MALI
SHOTLIST
1. Wide shot, Mr. Lacroix, his delegation, MINUSMA delegation and President of Mali and his delegation
2. Wide shot, Lacroix and MINUSMA delegation
3. Med shot, Lacroix and MINUSMA Representative
4. Close up, Lacroix
5. Wide shot, Malian authorities’ delegation
6. Med shot, Lacroix, MINUSMA Representative and President of Mali
7. Close shot, President of Mali
8. Med shot, Malian authorities’ delegation
9. Med shot, MINUSMA Representative
10. Close shot, Malian authorities’ delegation
11. Med shot, Military Malian’s delegation
12. Wide shot, Lacroix and MINUSMA delegation
13. Close shot, Lacroix’s delegation
14. Wide shot, Lacroix, his delegation, MINUSMA delegation and President of Mali and his delegation
15. SOUNDBITE (French) Jean-Pierre Lacroix, Under-Secretary-General, UN Peace Operations:
"We will work in total transparency in the coming weeks, as we have done until now, with the Malian authorities when we present the recommendations. We will be able to do so with the assurance that the Malian authorities will recognize themselves in the objectives and the priorities that we will put forward, and then it will be up to the Member States and the Security Council to decide, and it is therefore important both to ensure our convergence with the Malian authorities on the main objectives, because it is obviously first and foremost a matter of helping Mali; it is also to ensure that our Member States will be able to support our work and our recommendations. This was the gist of our discussions which were very frank, very cordial and I thank the President."
16. Med shot, Mr. Lacroix and the minister of Foreign Affairs
17. Close up, Abdoulaye Diop, Minister of the Foreign Affairs
18. Med Shot, General Birame Diop, Military adviser
19. Med shot, Mr Lacroix and MINUSMA Chief of Staff
20. Close up, Mr Lacroix
21. Close up, General Birame Diop, Military advisor
22. Med shot, Minister of Foreign Affairs and General Birame Diop, Military advisor
23. Close up, Minister of Foreign Affairs
24. Wide shot, Mr Lacroix and Minister of Foreign Affairs
25. Med shot, Mr Lacroix, Minister of Foreign Affairs, MINUSMA delegation
26. Wide shot, Mr Lacroix, Minister of Foreign Affairs shaking hands
27. Wide shot, UNPOL Patrol in Bamako Streets
28. Med shot, UNPOL Patrol in a market
29. Med shot, UNPOL Officer speaking with a Malian woman
30. Med shot, MINUSMA militaries in Bamako streets
2. Wide shot, Lacroix and MINUSMA delegation
3. Med shot, Lacroix and MINUSMA Representative
4. Close up, Lacroix
5. Wide shot, Malian authorities’ delegation
6. Med shot, Lacroix, MINUSMA Representative and President of Mali
7. Close shot, President of Mali
8. Med shot, Malian authorities’ delegation
9. Med shot, MINUSMA Representative
10. Close shot, Malian authorities’ delegation
11. Med shot, Military Malian’s delegation
12. Wide shot, Lacroix and MINUSMA delegation
13. Close shot, Lacroix’s delegation
14. Wide shot, Lacroix, his delegation, MINUSMA delegation and President of Mali and his delegation
15. SOUNDBITE (French) Jean-Pierre Lacroix, Under-Secretary-General, UN Peace Operations:
"We will work in total transparency in the coming weeks, as we have done until now, with the Malian authorities when we present the recommendations. We will be able to do so with the assurance that the Malian authorities will recognize themselves in the objectives and the priorities that we will put forward, and then it will be up to the Member States and the Security Council to decide, and it is therefore important both to ensure our convergence with the Malian authorities on the main objectives, because it is obviously first and foremost a matter of helping Mali; it is also to ensure that our Member States will be able to support our work and our recommendations. This was the gist of our discussions which were very frank, very cordial and I thank the President."
16. Med shot, Mr. Lacroix and the minister of Foreign Affairs
17. Close up, Abdoulaye Diop, Minister of the Foreign Affairs
18. Med Shot, General Birame Diop, Military adviser
19. Med shot, Mr Lacroix and MINUSMA Chief of Staff
20. Close up, Mr Lacroix
21. Close up, General Birame Diop, Military advisor
22. Med shot, Minister of Foreign Affairs and General Birame Diop, Military advisor
23. Close up, Minister of Foreign Affairs
24. Wide shot, Mr Lacroix and Minister of Foreign Affairs
25. Med shot, Mr Lacroix, Minister of Foreign Affairs, MINUSMA delegation
26. Wide shot, Mr Lacroix, Minister of Foreign Affairs shaking hands
27. Wide shot, UNPOL Patrol in Bamako Streets
28. Med shot, UNPOL Patrol in a market
29. Med shot, UNPOL Officer speaking with a Malian woman
30. Med shot, MINUSMA militaries in Bamako streets
STORYLINE
As part of his working visit to Bamako, Jean-Pierre Lacroix, Under-Secretary-General, UN Peace Operations, paid on Tuesday a courtesy visit to the Malian transition President, Assimi Goita, in the framework of the ongoing MINUSMA strategic review.
In accordance with the request of the UN Security Council, the configuration of the Mission is to be redefined in agreement with the Malian authorities.
SOUNDBITE (French) Jean-Pierre Lacroix, Under-Secretary-General, UN Peace Operations:
"We will work in total transparency in the coming weeks, as we have done until now, with the Malian authorities when we present the recommendations. We will be able to do so with the assurance that the Malian authorities will recognize themselves in the objectives and the priorities that we will put forward, and then it will be up to the Member States and the Security Council to decide, and it is therefore important both to ensure our convergence with the Malian authorities on the main objectives, because it is obviously first and foremost a matter of helping Mali; it is also to ensure that our Member States will be able to support our work and our recommendations. This was the gist of our discussions which were very frank, very cordial and I thank the President."
This 48-hour visit was also marked by working sessions with members of the government, including the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Abdoulaye Diop.
The implementation of the Peace and Reconciliation Agreement as well as the security situation in the country were also points of discussion during these meetings.
In accordance with the request of the UN Security Council, the configuration of the Mission is to be redefined in agreement with the Malian authorities.
SOUNDBITE (French) Jean-Pierre Lacroix, Under-Secretary-General, UN Peace Operations:
"We will work in total transparency in the coming weeks, as we have done until now, with the Malian authorities when we present the recommendations. We will be able to do so with the assurance that the Malian authorities will recognize themselves in the objectives and the priorities that we will put forward, and then it will be up to the Member States and the Security Council to decide, and it is therefore important both to ensure our convergence with the Malian authorities on the main objectives, because it is obviously first and foremost a matter of helping Mali; it is also to ensure that our Member States will be able to support our work and our recommendations. This was the gist of our discussions which were very frank, very cordial and I thank the President."
This 48-hour visit was also marked by working sessions with members of the government, including the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Abdoulaye Diop.
The implementation of the Peace and Reconciliation Agreement as well as the security situation in the country were also points of discussion during these meetings.
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