Mauritania's Defense Minister, Hanane Ould Sidi, returned to Nouakchott on Friday evening after participating in the 13th Xiangshan Forum and the 4th China-Africa Peace and Security Forum in the People's Republic of China. He was accompanied by a military delegation, including Colonel Ahmed Salem Hamza, commander of the Military Cooperation Unit, and Colonel Cheikh Mohamed Aminou Bilal, director of external relations at the Ministry of Defense. The minister's trip was at the invitation of his Chinese counterpart, Admiral Dong Jun.
During his participation in the China-Africa Peace and Security Forum, Minister Ould Sidi emphasized the importance of the forum as a platform for strategic dialogue, exchange of views, and enhancement of China-Africa cooperation in peace, security, and development. He praised China's role in supporting peace efforts and promoting peaceful conflict resolution. The minister also highlighted the advanced level of the strategic partnership between Mauritania and China, which has been nurtured by the personal attention of President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani and his Chinese counterpart, President Xi Jinping.
The strategic partnership between Mauritania and China is expected to open up new and promising avenues for bilateral cooperation, particularly in defense, security, training, and experience sharing. Minister Ould Sidi's visit to China provided an opportunity for the two countries to strengthen their ties and explore areas of mutual interest. The Mauritanian delegation's participation in the forums demonstrates the country's commitment to regional and international peace and security.
The 13th Xiangshan Forum and the 4th China-Africa Peace and Security Forum brought together high-level officials and experts from China and African countries to discuss pressing issues related to peace, security, and development. The forums provided a platform for participants to share their experiences, best practices, and perspectives on promoting peace and stability in the region. Minister Ould Sidi's participation in the forums reflects Mauritania's active engagement in regional and international efforts to promote peace and security.
Upon his return to Nouakchott, Minister Ould Sidi was welcomed back by the Mauritanian authorities. His trip to China has strengthened the existing ties between Mauritania and China, and has paved the way for future cooperation in various fields. The minister's participation in the forums has also demonstrated Mauritania's commitment to building strong relationships with other countries in the region and beyond.
The Mauritanian government's efforts to promote peace and security in the region have been recognized by the international community. The country's active engagement in regional and international forums reflects its commitment to promoting stability and cooperation. Minister Ould Sidi's visit to China has contributed to the strengthening of Mauritania's relationships with other countries, and has opened up new opportunities for cooperation and collaboration.
The return of Minister Ould Sidi to Nouakchott marks the end of a productive visit to China. The minister's participation in the 13th Xiangshan Forum and the 4th China-Africa Peace and Security Forum has contributed to the promotion of peace, security, and cooperation between Mauritania and China. The visit has also demonstrated the strong ties between the two countries, and has paved the way for future cooperation in various fields.
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- Mauritania's Defense Minister, Hanane Ould Sidi, participated in the 13th Xiangshan Forum and the 4th China-Africa Peace and Security Forum in China.
