novembre 24, 2024

Mali : Empé Gives New Impetus to Adema at 19th National Conference

Members of Adéma gathered for the 19th national conference, one year after the 18th national conference, in a festive atmosphere. The fervor among party members was palpable, reflecting their determination to conduct a critical assessment and envision the future. The speech by the interim president, Abdel Karim Konaté, also known as Empé, revolved around the themes of unity and reconciliation, unequivocally asserting the return of Adéma and its aspiration to regain its leadership position.

This 19th national conference was a true baptism of fire for Empé, propelled to the party’s leadership after the passing of President Marimantia Diarra. Aware of the expectations, he chose to adopt a candid attitude, addressing the realities confronting the party.

In a speech infused with lyricism, Empé energized the participants, emphasizing the necessity for Adéma to unite and reconcile. He declared with determination, « I will not be the president of a faction. I will not be the president of a small group of executives ». Acknowledging internal disputes and past tensions, he called for transcending differences to face the future with serenity.

Empé urged members to leave behind divisions of the past and embrace fraternity and camaraderie. He advocated for unity beyond the party, calling for trust in the Malian political class. Adéma aims to contribute to genuine and transparent democracy, promoting stability and security.

In a supportive gesture toward the ongoing Transition, Empé appealed to the Transition president, encouraging dialogue with all political and social forces in the country to achieve broad national consensus. The conference also revealed ongoing negotiations with other political formations to create a Political and Electoral Platform based on accountability and virtuous governance.

This 19th national conference marked a success for Empé, establishing his leadership and laying the groundwork for a potential revival for the party and the political landscape as a whole.

Nadia Oualiou

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