Diallo Fatoumata Camara’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

From Mali 
Gender female

Diallo Fatoumata Camara (s. 22. marraskuuta 1949) on malilainen kasvatustieteilijä ja poliitikko. Hän toimi maan perusopetusministerinä vuonna 1993.

Fatoumata Camara on väitellyt kasvatustieteen tohtoriksi Bordeaux’n yliopistossa. Hän toimi perusopetuksen valtiosihteerinä Malin hallituksessa vuosina 1992–1993 ja perusopetusministerinä huhtikuusta marraskuuhun 1993. Camara työskenteli naisten Aoua Kéïta -keskuksen johtajana 1990-luvun lopussa.

Camara kuuluu Adéma-PASJ -puolueeseen. Hän on naimisissa entisen ministerin ja presidenttiehdokkaan Ahmed El Madani Diallon kanssa.

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