M-DIME | Chinese military influence in Mali
By Lucas Winter, Jason Warner, and Christopher Betts
Distribution A: Approved for public release
File Size:
1353 KB
File Type:
Page Count:
20
Share & Get The Message Out
What tools of national power does China use to gain military influence in Mali? In this new report from FMSO’s “M-DIME Research Project,” which assesses Chinese and Russian military influence in third-party states around the world, we assess that China’s current M-DIME influence in Mali is Low. Some of the most important instruments for Chinese military influence in Mali include:
China’s current M-DIME influence in Mali is assessed as Low. Some of the most important instruments for China’s military influence in Mali include:
- Soft Power Activities (D3).
- Shared Informal/Multilateral Military Engagements (M2).
- Cultural and Media Outreach, Collaboration, and Alignment (I1).
China’s projected M-DIME influence in Mali is assessed as Decreasing. Some of the most important instruments contributing to China’s projected decline in influence in Mali include:
- Shared Informal/Multilateral Military Engagements (M2).
- Soft Power Activities (D3).
Related Products
Instruments of Chinese Military Influence in Uganda
Instruments of Russian Military Influence in Uganda
Russia/Ukraine Conflict: North Korean Lessons Learned
People’s Liberation Army Tactics: The PLA’s Approach to Conflict
Instruments of Chinese Military Influence
Instruments of Chinese Military Influence in North Korea
Chinese Military Exercises Highlight Improvements in Joint Operations
How China Fights in Large-Scale Combat Operations
U.S. Army Strength is Our NCO Corps infographic
