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Recovered Sovereignty Day in Mali
Also known as:
Jour de la Restauration de la SouverainetΓ©
Celebration of Mali's recovered sovereignty
Quick Facts
Holiday Type
Classification in Mali
Public
About Recovered Sovereignty Day
Celebration of Mali's recovered sovereignty
Celebrates the day Mali gained autonomy from France.
Commemorates Mali's recovery of full sovereignty and control over its territory
Practical Information in Mali
Banks
Banks are closed
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Educational institutions are closed
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Government services unavailable
ποΈ ClosedHistorical Significance in Mali
Marks the signing of the Franco-Malian Agreement on 14 January 1961.
Calendar Details
Calendar Systems
gregorian
On this day in African history
- 2009 Hassan al-Turabi arrested by armed security agents after publicly calling for President Omar al-Bashir to surrender to the International Criminal Cour... Β· Sudan
- 2011 The Tunisian Revolution, a popular uprising against government corruption, economic inequality, social inequity and a lack of political freedom, ends...
- 2013 President Mwai Kibaki assents to the National Government Co-ordination Act, No. 1 of 2013, which establishes the modern administrative framework and b... Β· Kenya
Historical Timeline
2026
Last observed in Mali
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β° Last ObservedAlternative & Historical Names in Mali
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Mali
Also Known As:
Jour de la Restauration de la SouverainetΓ©
Current Status in Mali
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Mali
Last observed: 2026
Public Holiday
Date: January 14, 2024