
Business in Gao, Ansongo, Bourem (Mali)
Gao Empire, Ansongo, Bourem, Ménaka, Tomb of Askias (Transport in Mali)
The city (commune) of Gao is the county capital of the Gao region of the Republic of
Mali (Trade and Business in West Africa)
- Population of Gao: 86,000 inhabitants
- African Arts Museum
Transport and Logistics
- Gao is on the Niger River
- Gao is a
Trans-Saharan and
River caravan centre
- Circle: Gao
- Distances to:
- Bamako: 1,000 kilometres
- Niamey (Niger): 500 kilometres
- Gao Korogoussou International Airport
- Malian Navigation Company (Niger River): Koulikoro-Gao
Mali (Gao)

- Masters: Business in Africa, Transport and Logistics in Africa
- Doctorate in African Business
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- Gao Foundation: 7th century
- 10th Century: foundation of the Gao Empire (Koukia) by Songhai
- 1325: Conquest of Gao by the Malian Empire
- 1464: Songhai Empire (Sonni Ali Ber)
- 1591: invasion of Gao by the Moroccans (destruction of Gao)
- 2012: Tuareg insurrection, the National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad (MNLA) controls Gao
- The Tomb of Askias (Askia Mohamed, Songhai Emperor, 1495) is a UNESCO world heritage site
Gao region (seventh Malian administrative region)
The city of Gao is the County capital of the Gao region
- The Niger River crosses the Gao region
- Circles of the Gao region: Ansongo, Bourem, Gao and Ménaka
- Area of the Gao region: 170,572 km²
- Population of the Gao region: 544,000 inhabitants
- The main ethnicities of the Gao region are Songhai, Bozo, Tuareg and Bambara
- Contiguous regions: Kidal and Timbuktu
- Border of the Gao region with Niger
Gao (Malí)
Gao (Mali)
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