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Viewing cable 09BAMAKO432, POTUS ADDRESS TO THE MUSLIM WORLD INSPIRES MALIAN MUSLIM

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Reference ID Created Released Classification Origin
09BAMAKO432 2009-07-01 07:30 2011-08-25 00:00 UNCLASSIFIED Embassy Bamako
R 010730Z JUL 09
FM AMEMBASSY BAMAKO
TO SECSTATE WASHDC 0512
UNCLAS BAMAKO 000432 
 
 
AF/PD ANYASO, EHRNMAN, LISENBY; AF/W NARKIS; IIP DOMOWITZ, BERGIN 
 
E.O. 12958: N/A 
TAGS: KPAO OEXC SCUL ML
SUBJECT: POTUS ADDRESS TO THE MUSLIM WORLD INSPIRES MALIAN MUSLIM 
LEADERSHIP 
 
1. Summary.  The June 4 POTUS address to the Muslim world was 
extremely well received by Malian Muslim leaders.  While a variety 
of anecdotal evidence indicated that the speech resulted in public 
blessings for the President and the United States in Friday prayers 
around Bamako, two letters from important Malian leaders provide 
concrete evidence of the positive influence the speech had in 
expanding the already excellent relations between the American 
people and the Malian faithful.   End Summary. 
 
High Council of Islam Addresses Letter to President Obama 
----------------------------------------- 
 
2. The Malian High Council of Islam (HCIM) is the most important 
Muslim association in the country.  The HCIM, created in January 
2002, is an umbrella organization regrouping most of the other 
Islamic associations and NGOs (including Muslim women organizations) 
in Mali.  The principal interlocutor of the GOM on all Islamic 
issues, the HCIM is represented in all of Mali's eight regions and 
is also the Embassy's main conduit for generalized outreach to 
Malian Muslims. 
 
3. At a June reception at the Ambassador's residence, the current 
HCIM President, Mr. Mahmoud Dicko, pulled the Ambassador aside to 
congratulate us on the speech and to inform her that a letter would 
be sent addressed to President Obama in this regard.  On June 18, 
the following letter was received: 
 
Begin Translation. 
 
Mr. President, 
 
Along with the rest of the world, the Muslim community in Mali 
closely followed your speech in Cairo on June 4 addressed to men and 
women around the world in general and to Muslims in particular.  We 
continue to be impressed by the grand rhetoric of the speech, the 
sincerity of its provenance, and the great hope that it inspired. 
 
Mr. President, 
 
We would like to take this opportunity to affirm that you have made 
your own the cardinal values of Islam, capable of building a world 
of peace.  Your profound aspirations, expressed with firm 
conviction, echo those of other great men who have been made 
immortal by their service to humanity, and their capacity to build a 
better world.  We also have proof that you understand that America 
can continue to be great while at the same working towards a world 
rich in diversity.  This world vision, we assure you, is one that we 
share. 
 
Mr. President, 
 
In the name of the Malian Muslim community, we say to you, 
"Congratulations" for your pragmatism and your pursuit of our common 
interests, including that of the United States.   We pray soon the 
world will be able to say, "Obama said it, and he did it." 
 
Formal closing, 
Mahmoud Dicko 
President 
Chevalier de l'Ordre National 
 
End Translation. 
 
Conservative Imam Sends Condolences to the American People 
-------------------------------------- 
 
4. One of Mali's most socially conservative Muslim leaders, Mohamed 
Kimbiri, is also the director of the largest Muslim radio station in 
Bamako.  Kimbiri, an excellent contact and frequent participant in 
Embassy events, received a grant for VOA equipment in 2008 that 
allows him to broadcast Radio Sawa to his one million listeners in 
the Bamako area. 
 
5. On June 23, Kimbiri sent the following letter to express his 
condolences on the metro crash in Washington, DC.  While it does not 
specifically mention the speech, we know that he was inspired to 
write this letter as a result of the positive feelings generated by 
the June 4 address and as the eyes of the Malian Muslim community 
are focused on the President and Washington, DC. 
 
Begin Translation. 
 
Madame Ambassador, 
 
It is with considerable sadness that I write to you regarding the 
news of the sad death of nine people and the multiple injuries 
caused by the metro accident in Washington, DC.  The loss of so many 
people at one time is a cruel event. 
 
The train accident has left the United States - an unconditional 
ally to my country, in mourning.  We have heard from many observers, 
including the Mayor of Washington, that this was the worst accident 
in the history of the metro in Washington. 
 
Aware of the solidarity that unites the United States and its 
citizens, and understanding the enormous pain caused by the death of 
so many, I join President Obama and his wife, Michele Obama, in 
presenting my deepest condolences to the family of the victims and 
in hoping for the speedy recovery of the injured. 
 
Formal closing, 
Mohamed Kimbiri 
Member of the High Council of Islam 
Director of Radio Dambe, "Voice of the Muslims" 
 
End translation. 
 
 
Milovanovic