On Thursday, October 8, 2026, at 8:39 PM, the Governor of Inchiri, Atiighe Mohamedna Hadene, oversaw the launch of a large-scale clean-up campaign in Nouadhibou. The initiative was implemented in collaboration with various stakeholders to promote cleanliness and address the issue of waste management in the city. The campaign aims to organize and clean public spaces, including squares, facilities, sidewalks, and roads.
The Governor emphasized that maintaining cleanliness is a collective responsibility. She highlighted that the campaign is part of a broader plan initiated by the President to organize a comprehensive clean-up effort in cities across the country. The plan focuses on two main axes: awareness-raising and cleanliness. The Governor stressed the importance of preserving public spaces and preventing the disposal of waste in unauthorized areas.
The Governor warned that random waste disposal and blocking streets with construction waste are infractions punishable by law. She assured that the clean-up campaign will commence soon, following the mobilization of necessary resources in partnership with various institutions. To ensure the campaign's success, the city has been divided into sectors, each with its own committee comprising representatives from local communities, imams, educational institution directors, and civil society.
These committees, overseen by regional authorities, will identify and clean up black spots, designate fixed and fenced areas for waste collection, and encourage community involvement in raising awareness and reporting infractions. The Governor also called on citizens to participate in the campaign and report any instances of non-compliance. The launch event was attended by several high-ranking officials, including the regional president and representatives from various institutions.
The clean-up campaign is a response to the President's call for a nationwide effort to improve urban cleanliness. The Governor's initiative aims to engage the community in maintaining public spaces and promoting a culture of cleanliness. The campaign's success will depend on the collaboration of local residents, institutions, and authorities. The Governor's office has confirmed that the campaign will be implemented in phases to ensure its effectiveness.
The regional authorities have expressed their commitment to supporting the campaign and ensuring its sustainability. The Governor has urged citizens to take ownership of the clean-up effort and to report any instances of littering or other environmental infractions. By working together, the authorities and citizens can improve the cleanliness and livability of Nouadhibou.
The launch of the clean-up campaign marks a significant step towards achieving the President's vision of a cleaner and healthier environment. The Governor's initiative has been welcomed by local residents, who have expressed their appreciation for the efforts to improve the city's cleanliness. The campaign is expected to have a positive impact on the city's environment and public health.
Key points
- The Governor of Inchiri, Atiighe Mohamedna Hadene, has launched a comprehensive clean-up campaign in Nouadhibou to promote public cleanliness and awareness.
