Africazine:
The World Bank continues to strengthen its partnership with Mauritania in key sectors.
On July 3, 2026, the Minister of Fisheries and Maritime and Port Infrastructure, Mr. Mokhtar Ahmed Bousseif, met with the World Bank Resident Representative to Mauritania, Mr. Abou Diouf, in Nouakchott. Their discussions centered on enhancing cooperative relations, particularly in fisheries and maritime infrastructure.
Strengthening Fisheries Cooperation in Mauritania
The meeting highlighted the importance of fisheries to Mauritania’s economy. The country relies heavily on this sector for both food security and economic development. The World Bank’s involvement aims to bolster sustainable practices and improve infrastructure.
Improving maritime and port infrastructure is also a priority. Efficient ports can facilitate trade and enhance the country’s global competitiveness. The discussions reflect a commitment to developing these critical areas.
Mauritania: Key figures on fisheries and maritime infrastructure
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Future Steps in Maritime Development
- Further discussions on specific projects in fisheries and port infrastructure.
- Potential agreements to enhance financial support from the World Bank.
Mauritania is poised to enhance its fisheries and maritime infrastructure with World Bank support.
