Treaty of Bamako (2022)

Treaty of Bamako
The treaty of Bamako was a peace treaty signed by Algeria, and her allies of France and Tunisia, and Mali, helping bring the war to a close.

At first France demanded the equivalent of £150,000, Tunisia demanded £40,000 plus 10,000 modern rifles for equipment into the army reserves, and Algeria demanded the entire border between them and Mali plus £150,000

In the end, after only five days of negotiations, it was agreed that France would be given £60,000, with an additional £5,000 in five years, Algeria would be given the demanded land plus £20,000 and Tunisia would get £35,000 plus 8,000 modern rifles.

Reactions
The Malian people were disgusted with the treaty, as they were unaware of the advances in Morocco and the general strength of the opposition. Algeria and Tunisia were satisfied with the treaty, while the French were overjoyed as they had not participated on this front.