
Business in Ségou (Mali)
Foreign Trade and Business in Ségou (Niger River, Mali), San, Niono, Markala and Dioro,
Bambara Kingdom
The city (commune) of Ségou (“The city of Balanzan”) is the capital of the Ségou region (Mali,
West Africa)
- Population of Ségou: 130.690 inhabitants
- Ségou is on the river bank of the Niger River
- Distances to Bamako: 240 kilometres
- Main ethnicities of Ségou: Soninke, Malinke (Mandinka)
and Bambara
- First inhabitants: Bozo
- Foundation of the Bambara Kingdom in 18th century by Biton Coulibaly in Ségoukoro (11 kilometres
from Ségou)
- Sanké Mon Collective Fishing Rite is a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage
- Ségou Festival on the Niger (music)
- Circle: Ségou
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Ségou region (fourth administrative region of Mali)
The city of Ségou is the county capital of the Ségou region (Centre of Mali)
- Main cities of the region: Ségou, San, Niono, Markala (main dam of Mali) and Dioro
- Circles of the Ségou region: Barouéli, Bla, Macina, Niono, San, Ségou and Tominian
- Area of the Ségou region: 64,947 km² (5% of the Malian Area)
- Population of the Ségou region: 2.3 million inhabitants
- Zone: Sahelian
- Contiguous regions: Sikasso, Mopti, Timbuktu and Koulikoro
- Borders: Burkina Faso
and Mauritania
- Mali war (2010)
- Macina Liberation Front
Higher Education in Ségou (Mali)
- University of Ségou
Ségou (Malí)
Ségou (Mali)
Segu (Mali)
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