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Mohamed Aly Bathily, a politician and lawyer, born on March 30, 1952, in Bamako. He was successively High Magistrate, Professor of Law, Director of Cabinet for three Ministers of Justice, Ambassador of Mali in Senegal, then Lawyer at the Bar of Mali. In September 2013, he was appointed Minister of Justice in the Oumar Tatam Ly Government. He then took charge of the Ministry of State Property and Land Affairs in January 2015 in the Government of Modibo Keita. After a new cabinet reshuffle, he took the head of the Ministry of Urban Planning, Housing and Land Affairs from April 2017 to December 2017. Because of his antics and his offshoot in the no one from IBK, he was not reappointed to the Government of the new Prime Minister Soumeylou Boubèye Maïga
Mohamed Aly Bathily is from the village of Makhana (Makha La Gare). Married with five children, his hobbies include reading and sports. Doctor in Law, Mohamed Ali Bathily also holds a Diploma in Administration of Justice. He accumulated rich professional experiences.
Indeed, under the regime of General Moussa Traoré, he was designated as representative of Mali within the Drafting Committee of the "Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination against Women ", in Beijing, as Coordinator of Francophone NGOs in 1981. Then member of the Drafting Commission of the" International Convention on the Rights of the Child "(co-chaired by Mali and Canada) in 1989.
He also took part, in Rwanda and Burundi, in the rehabilitation of the judicial system of these countries after 1994.
Magistrate, he will then be successively appointed Director of the Training Institute Judiciary, Director of Legislation at the Ministry of Justice, Director of Cabinet at the same Ministry, Director of Cabinet of the Head of State at the 1991-1992 Political Transition, Ambassador of Mali to the Senate then International Official for the Francophonie.
After his post as Ambassador in Dakar, he returned to Mali and became a lawyer in Bamako from where he participated in the drafting of the manuals of procedures and administration of the Criminal Court. International (New York), then of the Diplomatic Conference for the creation of the said court in Rome in 1998.
He led, in Benin, training to the Armed Forces of the Economic Community of African States of the West to humanitarian law, to the Geneva Convention and the Additional Protocols
In Mali, he took an active and effective part in the finalization of the drafting of the Constitution, the Electoral Code and the Charter of Political Parties.
He will then be successively appointed Minister of Justice, Minister of State Property and Land Affairs, then Minister of Urban Planning, Housing and Land Affairs under the Ibrahi Regime Boubacar Kéïta
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