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Portrait of Assimi Goïta

Assimi Goïta

President · 1,925 days in office

Tenure records

Longest-serving

Moussa Traoré

8,162 days

Shortest-serving

Amadou Sanogo

21 days

Average tenure

2,458 days

Assimi Goïta: 22% below average

Recent presidents by days in office

Assimi Goïta1,925Bah Ndaw241Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta2,540Dioncounda Traoré510Amadou Sanogo21Amadou Toumani Touré4,015Alpha Oumar Konaré3,652Moussa Traoré8,162Modibo Keïta2,980

Is a leader's tenure getting longer or shorter in Mali?

Across 9 completed terms, the average president of Mali has served 2,458 days (about 6.7 years). Terms are getting shorter: the last five completed terms averaged just 1,377 days. The last leader to beat the average was Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta, who left office in 2020.

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One completed term Average tenure per decade

All presidents of Mali

#NameTook officeLeft officeDays
10Assimi GoïtaMay 24, 2021Incumbent1,925
9Bah NdawSep 25, 2020May 24, 2021241
8Ibrahim Boubacar KeïtaSep 4, 2013Aug 18, 20202,540
7Dioncounda TraoréApr 12, 2012Sep 4, 2013510
6Amadou SanogoMar 22, 2012Apr 12, 201221
5Amadou Toumani TouréJun 8, 2002Mar 22, 20123,575
4Alpha Oumar KonaréJun 8, 1992Jun 8, 20023,652
3Amadou Toumani TouréMar 26, 1991Jun 8, 1992440
2Moussa TraoréNov 19, 1968Mar 26, 19918,162
1Modibo KeïtaSep 22, 1960Nov 19, 19682,980

Officeholder history via Wikidata. Multiple rows for one person indicate separate terms.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the President of Mali?
Assimi Goïta has been President of Mali since May 24, 2021.
Who is the longest-serving President of Mali?
Moussa Traoré, with 8,162 days in office.
Are leaders serving longer or shorter terms in Mali?
Across 9 completed terms, the average president of Mali has served 2,458 days (about 6.7 years). Terms are getting shorter: the last five completed terms averaged just 1,377 days. The last leader to beat the average was Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta, who left office in 2020.