Recently, the Permanent Missions of India and Mali commemorated World Cotton Day at the United Nations Headquarters in New York.
About Mali:
Location: It is a landlocked country in West Africa.
Bordering Countries: It shares its border with Algeria (north), Niger and Burkina Faso (east), Côte d’Ivoire and Guinea (south), and Senegal and Mauritania (west).
Capital City: Bamako
Geographical Features of Mali:
Climate: It experiences a tropical savanna climate in the south becoming a desert climate in the north.
Topography: Approximately 65% of the country is covered by desert or semi-desert.
The Sahara Desert makes up a large portion of Mali’s total land area.
The landscape transitions from the Sahara Desert in the north through the Sahel to the zone of Sudanian savanna in the south.
River: The Niger River flows through its interior, serving as its main source of water.
Highest point: Hombori Tondo
Natural Resources: It includes gold, uranium, diamonds, copper, iron ore, precious stones, zinc, manganese, bauxite etc.
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