AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUrban Development: President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani launched the first phase of Nouakchott’s mobility project, including rapid-bus routes, and opened the first phase of the capital’s emergency development program while starting work on its second phase. Algeria Ties: Prime Minister Moctar Ould Djay and his Algerian counterpart opened the 20th joint cooperation committee in Algiers, with investment, trade and economic integration on the agenda. Algeria says its Tindouf free-trade zone, intended to boost trade with Mauritania and West Africa, will be delivered by year-end. Western Sahara: Mauritania’s government again described its stance as “positive neutrality,” saying it sees itself as part of a solution after the UN Security Council failed to renew MINURSO’s mandate. Governance and Prices: The Cabinet approved limited fuel-price increases, while officials outlined procurement reforms aimed at improving transparency and public spending. Security: Defense Minister Hanena Ould Sidi met the G5 Sahel joint force commander to discuss regional security.
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