the future and i sincerely wish president ibrahim boubacar keita all the best. >> the words of soumaila cisse on his concession. the french president francois hollande has extended his congratulations to ibrahim boubacar keita, saying parents will always stand by mali's side. ibrahim boubacar keita, known locally as ibrahim boubacar ibk, will haveas to try to put the people of mali back together. >> national reconciliation top the list of the challenges facing the future president. in the northern part of the country, ethnic tensions run high. in june, the government signed a peace deal with rebels that paves the way to sunday's elections, including a promise that the new president would negotiate with the rebels within two months. these talks will determine whether the rebels will be integrated into the army. another threat to the stability of mali, the army. it was the soldiers inability to deal with a rebellion that led to the crisis. the future president will have to rebuild the army's reputation and remind the soldiers of their duty to protect mali's sovereignty. the eu will train 3000 s

they even attacked one of my daughters. >> she is a teacher who is voting for soumaila cisse the candidate from the north. she hopes he will bring order back to the region so that she can return home and life can return to normal. >> we want the president to do everything he can to bring an end to this crisis. so that the government can get back to work. and so that the refugees can go home. we are tired of it. >> despite the refugee status she's managed to register to vote. >> i voted for my candidate. unlike her sister who was not able to vote. some 500,000 malian are refugees in their own country or overseas. the first round of elections they were unable to exercise their right to vote. >> the vote took place beyond their voters. france is home to their locker roomest community outside of africa. many voters couldn't take part. let's find out why. >> it should be as simple as putting your ballot in the box but for many malian living abroad voting is nearly impossible. of the 200,000 in france less than 10% have been able to cast their vote in this presidential election. >> we didn't rec

know who won sunday's residential runoff in mali, that is ibrahim boubacar soumaila cisse conceded. cisse woncate that sees with 76% of the vote. turnout was lower than in the first round. were% of voters registered taking part in that runoff. that is a landslide for keita. now, wednesday's crackdown in egypt was condemned the world over. going back to our top story now. the state of emergency condemned as well, reminiscent of the mubarak era. terminate and france summoned , collegembassadors action to avoid civil war in egypt. more on reactions. house egyptian military move to raid camp has drawn condemnation around the world, including from one of the countries largest international donors, the united states. areoday's events deplorable, and they run counter to egyptian aspirations for peace, inclusion, and genuine democracy. we also strongly oppose a return to a state of emergency law, and we call on the government to respect basic human rights, including freedom, peaceful assembly, due process under the law. >> the violent crackdown prompted a similar message from european initi