The greatest events in Financial History

- Foundation of the Mali Empire: Located in West Africa in the 13th century, the Mali Empire was founded by the ruler Sundiata Keita. The empire was among the most powerful and wealthy states in West Africa during the Middle Ages. - The rise of Timbuktu: In the 14th century, Timbuktu became an important center of culture, trade and science as the capital of the Mali Empire. Famous for its universities and libraries, Timbuktu made a great impact in the Islamic world. - The rise of the Songhay Empire: The Songhay Empire, which replaced the Mali Empire in the 15th century, became one of the largest and most powerful states in West Africa. Science, art and commerce developed during the imperial period. - Resistance of Moroğlu Mamadou: Moroğlu Mamadou, who resisted the French occupation in the early 19th century, fought for the independence of Mali. His resistance inspired Mali's independence movements. - Establishment of the Republic of Mali: Mali, which was a French Colony in 1960, gained its independence. The Republic of Mali was established and the country began to exist as an independent state. - Tuareg rebellions: Since the 1960s, Tuareg minority groups organized rebellions against the Malian government. These rebellions caused protracted conflict and instability within the country. - The rise of Islamist militants: In 2012, Islamist militant groups took control of northern Mali. This situation led to civil war and international interventions in the country. The situation was tried to be taken under control by French military intervention and UN peacekeeping forces. - Danger of terrorism in the Sahel region: In recent years, Mali has faced the threat of terrorism in the Sahel region. Islamist terrorist organizations threaten the security of the country and attack civilians. This situation requires Mali to combat internal security problems.