AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMali Border Accountability: Amnesty International says Mali’s army and the Wagner-linked Africa Corps killed at least 34 civilians in seven incidents between June 2023 and Dec. 2025 along the Mauritanian border, alleging shootings, torture, disappearances, looting and destruction, and urges Bamako to open impartial investigations. UN Diplomacy: Mauritania’s foreign minister met UN Secretary-General António Guterres in New York, focusing on strengthening Mauritania–UN cooperation and shared global challenges. Energy & Investment: Mauritania is showcasing its oil, gas and renewables potential at the OTC conference in Houston, seeking partnerships and investment for offshore exploration and exploitation. Regional Connectivity: Morocco and Mauritania signed a framework to rehabilitate and expand the El Guerguerat–Nouakchott road corridor (about 480 km), reinforcing a key North-West Africa to West Africa land route. Bilateral Business: A Mauritanian–Moroccan business forum in Nouakchott backed joint technical committees to fast-track priority projects in areas like fisheries and agriculture. International Finance: The President received an IFC delegation on private-sector financing, including support for women’s jobs and banking opportunities.
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