AGP Executive Report
Last update: 20 minutes agoForeign Policy & Security: Mauritania’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned the attack on a Saudi oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz and “simultaneous” attacks targeting the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan, stressing rejection of any hostile act threatening regional stability and navigation safety. Regional Diplomacy: In Abu Dhabi, Mauritania’s National Security Director-General Mohamed Lahritani met the head of the UAE’s National Drug Enforcement Authority to discuss stronger cross-border cooperation against drug and psychotropic trafficking. Health & Governance: In Nouakchott, the Sahrawi Republic joined an Africa CDC workshop on North Africa public health emergency response, focusing on surveillance networks, lab capacity, and information-sharing. Migration & Border Management: Senegal’s consulate in Dakhla said it will send a mission to a migrant reception center to identify Senegalese nationals among 201 intercepted off Morocco’s coast, with repatriation planned once Mauritania authorizes transit. Development Finance: Mauritania’s economy officials met the World Bank and FAO representatives to review cooperation in agriculture, fisheries and pre-school education, including plans to expand early childhood services.
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