House fileTelecom, ICT and postal regulation · 2025 · ACI 2000, Hamdallaye, Bamako
AMRTP of Mali
A regulator’s infrastructure: networks, security, spaces, digital
- Years
- 2025
- Seat / house
- ACI 2000, Hamdallaye, Bamako
- Trades mobilised
- 05
- Facts
- 06
The house
Who this house is
The Malian Authority for the Regulation of Telecommunications, ICT and Posts (AMRTP) is the independent administrative authority for the sector: spectrum, licences, quality of service, the national .ml domain, postal services. Seat in ACI 2000, Hamdallaye, Bamako. It oversees operators — Orange Mali, Moov Africa Malitel, Telecel Mali, Afribone — and works with ITU, ECOWAS and UEMOA.
AMRTP regulates digital Mali. AVITWEB collaborates on the lots that hold the house: networks, premises security, fit-out, audiovisual and e-service tools — in the same ACI 2000 district.
At a glance
- Status
- Independent administrative authority
- Seat
- ACI 2000, Hamdallaye
- Scope
- Telecoms, ICT, posts, .ml TLD
- Operators
- Orange, Moov, Telecel, Afribone
- Switchboard
- 80 00 44 44 · +223 20 70 57 00
- E-services
- Licences, complaints, homologation
AVITWEB’s role
What AVITWEB holds on site
Regulate, connect, innovate: AMRTP’s mission is not a shopfront slogan. The Authority plans spectrum, processes licences, monitors Internet quality of service, oversees .ml and the postal sector. It receives operators, citizens and companies — complaints, homologations, calls for interest, national cybersecurity days.
An independent authority needs a site that matches it: clean networks, untheatrical reception security, rooms where people can deliberate, a digital layer for e-services. AVITWEB, based in the same Hamdallaye ACI 2000, collaborates on those trades. Fibre and ToIP. Access control and video protection of the premises. Fit-out of working and reception spaces. Session and communication audiovisual. Operating tools and institutional presence — always as support to the technical lots, never as a decorative agency.
We publish neither sensitive architecture nor security instructions. We publish the fact of the collaboration, and the respect owed to the institution that holds Mali’s telecom market.
- 01Institutional networks, ToIP and technical rooms
- 02Electronic security of premises and reception flows
- 03Fit-out of offices, meeting rooms and public spaces
- 04Audiovisual for institutional communication
- 05E-service portals, supervision and dashboards
- 06Service continuity for a regulator that cannot ‘go down’
Trades mobilised
Trades mobilised
Networks and communicationsStructured cabling, LAN/WAN, fiber, IP telephony and unified communications — performant, scalable infrastructure.
Electronic security systemsCCTV, access control, intrusion detection and centralized supervision for enterprises and administrations.
Interior fit-out and renovationOffices, conference rooms, residential interiors — turnkey: function, aesthetics, schedule.
Custom workplace softwareOperating tools, portals, dashboards and business software — a supporting trade, not an agency.
Sound and audiovisualPaging, voice alarm, conference rooms, visio, projection, stage lighting and centralized device control.
Official images
Official images
Other collaborations
Other collaborations
Digital administration · public scientific agency
AGETIC
Modernising the administration: networks, rooms, workplace software
Prime Minister’s Office · institutions of the Republic
Prime Minister’s Office of Mali
Administrative City: audiovisual, communication, networks, security
Social security · public institution
INPS of Mali
Networks, reception, security: a public institution that receives
Health insurance · universal scheme
CANAM
Universal health cover: files, networks, reception, communication
Plant hire · mining
ETASI
Mining yards: perimeter, CCTV, networks, energy
Pharmaceutical distribution
CAMED S.A.
Pharmaceutical centre: security, fire, networks, traceability
We name these collaborations with respect. No sensitive plans, devices or quotations are published. Other institutional missions remain confidential.
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