Football: FEMAFOOT and PMU-Mali sign a partnership worth 500 million FCFA per year

Author: Ousmane ZoungranaPublished on: September 3, 2026Country: Mali

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Football: FEMAFOOT and PMU-Mali sign a partnership worth 500 million FCFA per year

The Malian Football Federation (FEMAFOOT) has signed a partnership with the Urban Betting Company of Mali (PMU-Mali) worth 500 million FCFA per year. This partnership aims to support the development of football in Mali. Both entities expressed their commitment to work together to promote the sport in the country.

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