On Thursday, October 1, 2026, the Nouadhibou region in Mauritania received a shipment of textbooks for various educational levels. The handover took place at the regional office of the National Pedagogical Institute in Nouadhibou. The textbooks were received by Mohamedou Mlay Bedi, director of the Wali's office. This shipment is part of the government's efforts to improve education in the region.

According to Mohamedou Mlay Bedi, the provision of these textbooks aims to enhance education standards. He urged parents to purchase the books in a timely manner, highlighting their importance in helping students acquire knowledge and retain information. The director emphasized that the government's initiative will have a positive impact on students' academic performance.

The regional director of the National Pedagogical Institute, Ousmane Jidou, provided details about the shipment. He stated that the region received 41,516 textbooks, comprising 28,400 for primary education, 7,200 for middle school, and 5,900 for high school. These books add to the 63,200 remaining from the previous academic year, bringing the total to 104,700 textbooks.

The regional director further explained that the textbooks are distributed as follows: 52,300 for primary education, 28,500 for middle school, and 23,900 for high school. He noted that the region's coverage of textbooks exceeds 90%, with new additions, including science textbooks for high school students, which were previously not available.

The Nouadhibou region's education sector is set to benefit from this significant shipment of textbooks. The government's efforts to improve education standards are evident in the provision of these educational materials. The textbooks will play a crucial role in supporting students' learning and academic achievement.

The distribution of textbooks is a critical aspect of education development in Mauritania. The government's initiative aims to address educational challenges and provide students with the necessary resources for academic success. The Nouadhibou region is expected to witness improved educational outcomes as a result of this effort.

The Mauritanian government's commitment to education is reflected in its efforts to provide educational materials and resources. The shipment of textbooks to the Nouadhibou region is a testament to this commitment. The region's education sector is poised to benefit from this development, which will have a positive impact on students and the community.

Key points

  • The Nouadhibou region received 41,516 textbooks for various educational levels.
  • The region's coverage of textbooks exceeds 90%.
  • The government aims to improve education standards through the provision of educational materials.

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