Africazine:
A new partnership in Mauritania aims to enhance children’s rights through governance reforms.
On February 4, 2026, Mauritania’s National Assembly and UNICEF signed a strategic partnership agreement. This initiative focuses on improving financial, legislative, and social governance to better support children’s rights in the country.
UNICEF and Mauritania Join Forces for Children
The partnership agreement was signed in Nouakchott by key representatives from both organizations. Mr. Sidni Dramane Soukhona, the First Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly, and Mr. El Kabir Madrahi Al-Alawi, the UNICEF representative to Mauritania, were instrumental in this collaboration.
This agreement signifies a commitment to enhance the welfare of children in Mauritania. By focusing on governance, the partnership aims to create a more supportive environment for children’s rights.
Mauritania: Key figures on children’s rights governance
- An amount was not specified
Context of the Partnership Agreement
The strategic partnership is designed to address various challenges faced by children in Mauritania. By strengthening governance frameworks, the agreement seeks to ensure that children’s rights are prioritized in legislative processes.
This collaboration reflects a growing recognition of the importance of children’s rights in national development agendas. It sets the stage for future initiatives aimed at improving the lives of children across the country.
Next Steps for Implementation
- Implementation of governance reforms to support children’s rights
- Monitoring and evaluation of the partnership’s impact
This partnership marks a significant step towards enhancing children’s rights in Mauritania.
