Africazine:
The African Forum on Social and Solidarity Economy concluded with significant participation from Mauritania.
On July 9, 2026, in Nouakchott, Mr. Mohamed Maalainine Ould Eyih, the Minister of Vocational Training, Handicraft, and Trades, returned from Dakar. He attended the second edition of FORA’ESS, which took place from July 7 to 9, 2026, in Senegal.
Mauritania’s Role in African Social Economy Forum
The African Forum on Social and Solidarity Economy serves as a platform for discussing economic strategies that prioritize social welfare. This year’s event brought together various stakeholders from across the continent to share insights and experiences.
Mr. Eyih’s participation underscores Mauritania’s commitment to engaging in collaborative economic initiatives. The forum aims to foster partnerships that enhance social and economic development in African nations.
Mauritania: Key figures on FORA’ESS Participation
- July 7 to 9, 2026
Insights from the Forum’s Discussions
Discussions at FORA’ESS focused on innovative approaches to social economy practices. Participants explored how solidarity economy can address local challenges and promote sustainable development.
Networking opportunities were abundant, allowing for the exchange of ideas and potential collaborations among countries. The forum’s outcomes are expected to influence future policies in member states.
Next Steps for Mauritania’s Economic Initiatives
- Implement strategies discussed at FORA’ESS.
- Foster partnerships with other African nations.
- Evaluate local economic needs based on forum insights.
Mauritania is actively engaging in shaping the future of social and solidarity economy in Africa.
