Mano Dayak Stadium

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Kidal Municipal Stadium
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Full name	Mano Dayak Stadium
Location	RN18 Kidal, Mali
Coordinates	18°26′39″N 1°23′58″E / 18.44417°N 1.39944°E / 18.44417; 1.39944
Surface	Sand
Tenants
Elewidj FC Atar Club Kidal Tarawant AC

Mano Dayak Stadium is located in the center of Kidal, Mali. It is the home stadium for AS Elewidj FC, Atar Club Kidal, and Tarawant AC.

Name of the stadium

The stadium was nicknamed Kidal Municipal Stadium

The stadium is named after Mano Dayak in memory of a famous Tuareg freedom fighter, leader, activist, scholar and negotiator. He led the Tuareg Rebellion in Ténéré region, northern Niger during the 1990s.^{[circular reference]}

The stadium has hosted various public and community events in Kidal. In February 2023, political movements from northern Mali held a fusion ceremony at the stadium.

In 2022, local football tournaments, including Ramadan competitions, were organized at the stadium.

References

External links

• "La fusion des mouvements de l'Azawad actée au stade Mano Dayak de Kidal".
• "La signature de la fusion des mouvements au stade Mano Dayak".
• "Tournoi de football du Ramadan au stade Mano Dayak de Kidal".
• "Secteur culturel de la région de Kidal – espaces sportifs".

18°26′39″N 1°23′58″E / 18.44417°N 1.39944°E / 18.44417; 1.39944

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