OIC Secretary-General Outlines Priorities at UN General Assembly
OIC Secretary-General Ismailuld Sheik Ahmed attends 81st UN General Assembly, focusing on key issues affecting the Muslim world.
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OIC Secretary-General Ismailuld Sheik Ahmed attends 81st UN General Assembly, focusing on key issues affecting the Muslim world.
Radio Mauritanie hosts a discussion on President's visit to Adrar state
Burkina Faso President Ibrahim Traore reviews his four-year term, highlighting progress in fighting armed groups and plans for continued reforms.
Boumbri village in Mauritania hosts its first cultural festival, showcasing music, traditions, and youth, with a focus on promoting local heritage and social cohesion.
Mauritania's Education Minister, Huda Bent Babah, oversaw the launch of school book distribution for the 2026-2027 academic year in Nouakchott.
Mauritania hosts a workshop to enhance organizational and institutional capacities in small-scale electricity networks, aiming to improve access to sustainable and reliable electricity.
Mauritania's National Educational Institute has over 1 million additional school books in storage, according to its director, Sheikh Sidi Abdallah.
Mauritania's national electricity company, Somlec, documented a spark on an insulator at its northern power station in July, weeks before it burned down.
Mauritania's Brakna region concludes its first Aghchourkitt football tournament with the "Lemdine" team taking home the top prize.
Initiatives News releases its first quarterly review, featuring 45 in-depth articles.
Social media in Mauritania has become a hotbed of defamation, extortion, and harassment, raising concerns about the erosion of online freedoms and the need for greater accountability.
Mauritanian coast guards rescue 260 West African migrants, including 17 children, from two boats in distress off Nouakchott.