Mauritania's Culture Minister Mandates Arabic Language in Sector Correspondence
Mauritania's Culture Minister issues directive making Arabic language mandatory in administrative correspondence within the sector.
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Mauritania's Culture Minister issues directive making Arabic language mandatory in administrative correspondence within the sector.
Mauritania's Dr. Abdullah Ould Souleymane appointed as Director General of SEMAF energy company, sparking widespread congratulations.
Mauritania's Shinqiti Prize for 2026 has been awarded to three winners in the fields of Islamic studies, science and technology, and arts and literature.
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University of Nouakchott students protest over transportation crisis, demand more buses
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Mauritanian businessman and politician Khadri Ould Ajah talks about recent political developments and the third term issue.
Mauritania's President appoints Dr. Mohamed Amin Al-Raqani as advisor, following his tenure as Director General of the Mauritanian Hydrocarbons Company.
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Mauritania's president reinitiates national dialogue, stressing state's role as guarantor and political class's responsibility.