After their first meeting on Saturday, August 22, which lasted only 30 minutes, the ECOWAS special envoys in Mali and the National Committee for the Salvation of the People are seeing each other again. They are in conclave at the Ministry of Defense and Veterans Affairs.
This new face-to-face between the military in power and the emissaries of the regional organization should make it possible to smooth things over even if nothing can predict such an outcome.
The meeting this Sunday which was not planned in the agenda of Goodluck Jonathan, who arrived this Saturday at the beginning of the afternoon in Bamako, is seen as that of the last chance to go towards a relaxation of the tension between the regional organization and the military who took power in Mali since Tuesday, August 18.
During its extraordinary summit by videoconference, ECOWAS leaders demanded the release of IBK and his reinstatement in office.
The former Malian president received yesterday in an undisclosed location three members of the ECOWAS delegation who, when they left, assured him that he was doing well.
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