On September 28, 2026, Mauritania's Prime Minister, Muktar Ould Ajay, led a ministerial meeting at the Prime Minister's office in Nouakchott to discuss the follow-up actions to President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghzouani's visit to Adrar and Inchiri regions from September 20-26, 2026. The meeting aimed to implement the commitments and pledges made by the President during his visit.
The meeting was held in accordance with the President's directives to execute the announced commitments and pledges, and to establish a practical program outlining priorities, concerned sectors, and timelines. The program also aims to set up clear mechanisms for monitoring and evaluation. The President's visit focused on addressing the needs of the local population and promoting development in the region.
During the meeting, the Prime Minister emphasized the importance of close monitoring by relevant sectors to implement the commitments and pledges made by the President. He also stressed the need to prepare detailed reports on the progress of these commitments. The meeting reviewed the ongoing preparations for the launch of the second phase of the emergency program to universalize access to basic services for local development.
The ministerial meeting also discussed the President's appeal to enhance cleanliness in cities and organize a national effort to achieve this goal. The Prime Minister urged all sectors to participate in this initiative and make it a reality on the ground. The meeting was attended by various ministers and officials responsible for implementing the President's commitments.
The President's visit to Adrar and Inchiri regions was aimed at addressing the challenges faced by the local population, including limited access to basic services such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure. The visit also provided an opportunity for the President to interact with the local population and understand their concerns.
The second phase of the emergency program to universalize access to basic services for local development is expected to make significant progress in improving the living standards of the population in Adrar and Inchiri regions. The program aims to provide essential services such as healthcare, education, and clean water to the local population.
The Mauritanian government's efforts to promote development in Adrar and Inchiri regions are part of a broader strategy to reduce regional disparities and improve the overall quality of life for citizens. The government has been working to address the challenges faced by the local population and provide them with better opportunities for economic and social development.
Key points
- The Mauritanian Prime Minister, Muktar Ould Ajay, led a ministerial meeting to review the outcomes of President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghzouani's visit to Adrar and Inchiri regions.
- The meeting aimed to implement the commitments and pledges made by the President during his visit, including enhancing cleanliness in cities and organizing a national effort.
- The government is working to promote development in Adrar and Inchiri regions, including launching the second phase of the emergency program to universalize access to basic services for local development.
