The International Development Association, (IDA), which is a member of the World Bank, has provided an additional $36 million for Mauritania’s Social Safety Net System Project II. The Social Safety Net System Project I was launched in 2020 to help the most vulnerable populations across the Sahel region in Mauritania. The initiative targets food security, access to clean water, climate change and education aiming to improve the lives of those most vulnerable. The financing agreement was signed by Mauritania’s Minister of Economy Ould Mohamed Saleh and World Bank representative Christina Santos.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) says at least 15 people have died and more than 150 people are missing
According to Offshore magazine Mauritania’s Ministère du Pétrole, des Mines et de l’Énergie has appointed TGS to integrate,
Spain's energy policy has increasingly focused on fostering ties with the Maghreb region, comprising primarily of Morocco, Algeria,
Niger's army has recaptured “a large number” of detainees who escaped last week from the high-security Koutoukale prison,
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