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Transporte en Mali

Cobertura de transporte público, aeropuertos e infraestructura para expatriados

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Mali, a vast landlocked West African nation with over 20 million people, features a transportation landscape dominated by roads and rivers, with ongoing infrastructure upgrades amid security and climate challenges. Key strengths include recent investments in climate-resilient roads like the Bamako-Dakar corridor and planned Bamako metro lines, while challenges persist in rural connectivity, poor maintenance, and limited rail/air options. Residents and visitors rely on bush taxis, river transport on the Niger, and 37 airports, driving on the right side.
Transporte público
Por debajo de la media
Infraestructura vial
Por debajo de la media
Transporte público
2.5/10

Public transport is limited to informal bush taxis (sotrama) and minibuses in cities like Bamako; no metro or rail systems operational yet, though two metro lines (38km) planned for Bamako by 2024 with Chinese funding. Regional rail restoration ongoing but unreliable; poor integration and coverage outside urban areas.

Infraestructura vial
3.8/10

89,000 km road network with paved routes from Bamako to neighbors (Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire, Niger); recent upgrades include 140km climate-resilient Diéma-Sandaré section, RN27 expansion, and dual carriageways in Bamako/Sikasso. Many roads unpaved, flood-prone, with maintenance gaps in rural Sahel/Sudanic regions.

Velocidad de internet
2.8/10

Limited internet infrastructure with low broadband speeds; mobile dominates but landlines unreliable. Urban access growing via cafés, rural coverage poor. Ongoing digital transformation under 2026-2030 cyber plan.

Avg: 12.5+ Mbps • Very limited; basic in Bamako, absent in rural areas

Conectividad aeroportuaria
4.2/10

37 airports total, 5 major (Bamako-Sénou primary international gateway); domestic flights via Compagnie Aérienne du Mali, limited international routes to West Africa/Europe. Bamako-Sénou under improvement; no major global hubs.

Hubs: Bamako-Sénou (BKO)

Costes de transporte

Abono de metro
N/A (metro under construction)
Viaje en autobús
N/A (informal sotrama ~500-1000 XOF/ride)
Taxi
N/A (bush taxi shared ~2000-5000 XOF/trip)
Tren de alta velocidad
N/A (no high-speed; regional rail ~10,000 XOF Bamako-Kayes)

Red móvil

Cobertura 5G: Limited deployment in Bamako only, minimal expansion by 2026
Cobertura 4G: Good urban coverage (70-80% population), limited rural/Sahel due to security

Mobile service (Orange, Malitel, Telecel) more reliable than fixed lines; expanding but disrupted by conflict in north. Urban 4G decent, rural 3G/2G common.

Permiso de conducir

PIC requeridoConversión necesaria

Foreign licenses valid short-term with IDP (required for non-French); EU licenses need IDP. Long-term residents (over 1 year) must convert to Malian license via exam/equivalence at regional transport office.