Green Hydrogen Deal: Mauritania and CWP Global signed a framework agreement for the Aman green hydrogen project, setting the contractual and financial basis for later phases; the project targets about 1.2m tons of green hydrogen and 6.6m tons of green ammonia annually, with a final investment decision expected before 2030. Energy & EU Cooperation: Mauritania’s Energy and Petroleum Minister met the EU delegation head in Nouakchott, focusing on renewable-energy collaboration. Health Financing: In Washington, Mauritania’s Economy Minister signed World Bank financing agreements totaling $67.3m for the Enaya Expanded health system support project, aimed at reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health services. Religious Diplomacy: The Minister of Islamic Affairs met UNDP’s Mauritania representative to strengthen joint cooperation, while Senegal’s President Bassirou Diomaye Faye met Sheikh Abdullah bin Bayyah in Nouakchott on peace, coexistence, and countering extremism. Regional Security: Libya hosted joint maritime security exercises with Algeria, France and Italy under the 5+5 Defence Initiative, a framework that includes Mauritania. Foreign Policy Response: Mauritania condemned the Taif attack in Saudi Arabia and reaffirmed solidarity with the Kingdom. Human Rights & Social Policy: The National Human Rights Commission discussed the Family Building Charter with the employers’ union, highlighting public-private efforts to protect social and economic rights.