Mali Restricts Access to Bamako Sénou Airport Over Security Concerns
West Africa WeeklyMay 18, 20261 Mins read832 
Mali has announced new restrictions on direct access roads to Bamako Sénou International Airport, citing security concerns. The measure temporarily limits entry to the Modibo Keïta International Airport area.
Authorities confirmed that certain routes leading to the airport will now be reserved exclusively for travelers with valid flight tickets, airport zone personnel, and authorized services operating on the site. Security forces have been deployed to enforce the access controls.
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The affected roads include the Faladié route from the OMAP roundabout to the airport and the AES Avenue, also known as the Kalaban Coura road.
Officials are urging the general public to avoid unnecessary travel in the airport zone to facilitate ongoing operations and strengthen overall security.
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