Social Programs

Page Mali besides all its activities in Mali has been and is  still introducing and implementing a number of Social Programs in the Kangaba area where the Dabale-1 Gold mine is situated. They are a number of social programs introduced to assist the local community.

Since Page Corporation and in particularly Page Mali established its presence in Mali, it realized its responsibilities in the country. The founder and chairman of Page Corporation Gus Barbero born in Africa and live most of his life in the continent, realize the needs of the African people.
In general the majority of African countries are poor, especially some rural parts of West Africa. Page Corporation realizes its responsibility in Africa. In his first speech back in 1999, he said: “it is my personal decision and it must be the company’s  corporate philosophy, responsibility and obligation to introduce social programs in Mali, as we are guests in their country, like a guest in some ones home, so we have a social responsibility to the local communities, local governments and in general the whole country. We must assist as mush as we can to uplift the standard of living and increase prosperity in any region we are involved. Page Corporation is not a public trading company, with public share holders to financially contribute in such a task, but a private concern, so all of us we have to contribute to the best of our abilities not only financially but with great respect”.

Based on such principals and with any limited financial resources on hand, Page Mali, preceded with the implementation of a number of social programs. Such Community Social Programs include:

1.             The construction of access roads to Dabale Village (2005)
2.             The improvement of road access to the remaining villages (2002 – 2007).
3.             The construction of a concrete bridge for access to Dabale Village (2006).
4.             The electrification of Dabale center Village (2006).
5.             The electrification of Balandougou center Village (2006).
6.             The Financing of the Gala for Miss Kangaba (2006).
7.             The supply of School Black boards for the village of Kokoronida (2007).
8.             The supply of a new bicycles to assist teachers reaching the schools in remote areas, especially of Kokoronida Village (2007).
9.             The supply of Football uniforms and balls for the Children of Selengue, Balandougou, Kokoronida, Kerekerelo (2007).
10.          The repairs to all the Villages transportation (push-push, bicycles, tools etc.)
11.          The supply of Building materials for the School repairs for the Village of Selengue (2007).
12.          Donations of Bags of rise (50kg) to some chiefs during the festive season (2006).
13.          Free medical assistance for the villages of Dabale, Selengue (2006,2007).
14.          The supply of school utensils for the Children of the  villages of Balandougou, Kokoronida (2007).
15.          The supply of farming implements and seeds for the Village of Keniko (2007)
16.          Providing Artisans women and men with gold recovery equipment (2006 – 2008)
17.          Offering free First Aid to local villages around Dabale (2005 – 2008).
18.          The construction of a Medical Clinic for the  area of Dabale. (2008)

All such programs to date, where implemented by Page Corporation’s International Manager Mr. Costa Mavrodimos and his dedicated staff in Mali.
Page Corporation and especially Page Mali despite all obstacles and limited financial resources, will continue their humanitarian and social programs against all odds. 

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