The Mauritanian government has launched a national process to develop a strategic vision for the country's future, called "The Mauritania We Want", with a horizon of 2060. This initiative aims to outline the country's long-term development priorities. The announcement was made by Prime Minister Mokhtar Ould Djay during the presentation of the Government's General Policy Declaration before the National Assembly.
The strategic vision seeks to establish a development trajectory that transcends successive government mandates. It is based on an in-depth analysis of the country's potential and challenges, drawing on national and international experiences to ensure the continuity of reforms. The vision will be translated into specific strategic choices and a national plan with priorities, programs, and bankable and executable projects.
The national plan will be accompanied by clear performance indicators, periodic evaluation mechanisms, and a rigorous definition of financing needs. The Prime Minister emphasized that the development process will be participatory and inclusive, involving all economic and social actors, the private sector, youth, experts, and opinion leaders, without distinction of political or ideological affiliation.
The process will also draw on the expertise of international specialists. The goal is to create a framework that ensures the country's sustainable development and growth. The Prime Minister's announcement has generated significant interest among the population, who are eager to see the country's development prospects improve.
The strategic vision "The Mauritania We Want" is expected to be a key document guiding the country's development over the next few decades. Its development will require the involvement of various stakeholders, including civil society, the private sector, and international partners. The government has not yet provided a detailed timeline for the development of the strategic vision.
The announcement of the strategic vision comes at a time when Mauritania is seeking to diversify its economy and improve the living standards of its population. The country's development prospects are closely linked to its ability to harness its natural resources and develop its human capital. The government has emphasized its commitment to achieving these goals.
The development of "The Mauritania We Want" strategic vision marks an important step towards a more sustainable and inclusive future for the country. Its implementation will require strong coordination and commitment from all stakeholders.
Key points
- The strategic vision aims to establish a development trajectory that transcends successive government mandates.
- The development process will be participatory and inclusive, involving all economic and social actors.
- The vision will be translated into specific strategic choices and a national plan with priorities, programs, and bankable and executable projects.
Reporting sources
- Nouakchott : Le gouvernement annonce la vision stratégique « La Mauritanie que nous voulons » à l’horizon 2060 · Le Quotidien de Nouakchott