Mauritania's Adrar Governor, Ahmedna Ould Sid'Ab, led an inspection tour of Rosso city and the 7th Kilometer area on Monday, November 9, 2026, to assess the ongoing cleanup campaign. The campaign, launched on Thursday, aims to clean cities and villages, promoting environmental awareness. Governor Ould Sid'Ab visited several neighborhoods, evaluating the campaign's progress and implementation.

The governor emphasized that the campaign will continue in municipality capitals, encouraging citizens to take responsibility for maintaining cleanliness as a moral, religious, and cultural duty. He stressed the importance of taking precautions to prevent waste accumulation and improve urban appearance. The governor urged residents to contribute to sustaining cleanliness, highlighting the role of citizens in ensuring the campaign's continuity.

During the tour, Governor Ould Sid'Ab was accompanied by Rosso Province Governor and several regional heads. He inspected various areas, assessing the effectiveness of the campaign and identifying areas for improvement. The governor's visit aimed to boost citizen participation and encourage community involvement in maintaining cleanliness.

The cleanup campaign, initiated in the Adrar capital, has expanded to province capitals and will eventually cover municipality capitals. Governor Ould Sid'Ab reiterated the importance of collective responsibility in maintaining cleanliness and promoting environmental awareness. He encouraged residents to report any concerns or issues related to waste management.

The governor's tour focused on evaluating the campaign's impact and encouraging community engagement. He interacted with local residents, listening to their concerns and suggestions. Governor Ould Sid'Ab emphasized the need for sustained efforts to maintain cleanliness and improve the overall appearance of Rosso city.

The Adrar Governor's office reported that the campaign has made significant progress, with residents responding positively to the initiative. Governor Ould Sid'Ab expressed satisfaction with the campaign's progress, urging residents to continue their efforts. He reiterated the government's commitment to supporting and monitoring the campaign.

The cleanup campaign in Rosso city is part of a broader initiative to promote environmental awareness and cleanliness across Mauritania. Governor Ould Sid'Ab's inspection tour highlights the government's focus on community engagement and participation in maintaining public spaces. The campaign's success will depend on sustained efforts from both the government and residents.

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  • The Mauritanian government has launched a nationwide cleanup campaign to promote environmental awareness and cleanliness.

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