Warned of the Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday that the country began to turn into a financial safe haven for groups "terrorist and criminal" sought with the countries of West Africa to the UN Security Council to support the deployment of forces to achieve stability in this country.
Is controlled by Islamist militant groups in a two-thirds of Mali after the guerrilla insurgency of the categories of secular, led by National Tuareg earlier this year, and was able to those groups of control quickly on northern Mali in the wake of a military coup in the 22 of March in the southern capital of Bamako toppled President Amadou Toumani Toure.
Ban said the Security Council of the United Nations, the Islamists are imposing illegal application of Sharia in northern Mali, and became the security situation in the north of the country now is volatile and difficult to predict, and was a financial one day is considered a model for a stable democracy, rare in a volatile region.
He said that "with the flow of regional and global jihadists there, is reason for concern that the North has become a safe haven for terrorist and criminal elements."
And seeks the Economic Community of West Africa (ECOWAS) to deploy an intervention force of 3000 people in Mali to restore stability in the capital, Bamako, Mali, and strengthen the army to help him restore the north.
And supported the UN Security Council last month, the political efforts of West African leaders to end the unrest in Mali, but did not amount to a support send an intervention force, and said he was ready to discuss the request of ECOWAS for the issuance of the mandate of United Nations intervention force when it is providing more details on these plans.
The Security Council also called on Member States of the United Nations to submit the names of individuals, groups or entities associated with al Qaeda-linked disorders and Mali to al-Qaeda sanctions committee emanating from the Council for inclusion on the blacklist of the United Nations.
He urged that "the Security Council to consider serious consideration to impose targeted sanctions on travel and money the right of individuals or groups in Mali involved in terrorist activities, religious extremist or criminal."
Hosseini told the safety of Solomon ECOWAS Commissioner for Political Affairs, Peace and Security ECOWAS need to request an official of Mali for the deployment of a stabilization force, which expects to happen soon.
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