Mauritania's University of the Eye Undergoes Leadership Changes
Mauritania's University of the Eye considers leadership change under Ministry of Higher Education
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Mauritania's University of the Eye considers leadership change under Ministry of Higher Education
Mauritania's first diaspora forum concludes in Nouakchott, with participants calling for improved living conditions and increased participation in national development.
Mauritania's Interior Minister, Moctar Ahmed Bouceif, chaired a meeting to address Nouakchott's cleanliness issues and develop a sustainable plan to improve services.
Libyan leaders Mohamed al-Menfi and Mohamed Takala met to discuss efforts to reach a national political settlement, paving the way for presidential and legislative elections.
Niger and eastern Libya signed a strategic cooperation protocol in Benghazi, expanding bilateral ties in multiple areas.
The Atlantic migration route to the Canary Islands has seen a surge in activity, with 453 migrants arriving in just two days.
A Mauritanian lawyer has proposed a new mechanism for resolving small disputes over minor amounts, citing the high cost and time required by traditional litigation.
Mauritania's Interior Minister Muchtar Ould Ahmed Boosif criticizes Arma company's performance in maintaining cleanliness in Nouakchott.
Mauritania's opposition party, Al-Sawab, warns of rising prices and declining purchasing power, citing increased inflation and decreased confidence in the national currency.
Guinea inaugurates its first gold refinery, aiming to process the precious metal locally before exporting it internationally.
Russia's veto on a US resolution for Western Sahara has raised concerns about the impact on Mauritania's security and stability.
The UN has started liquidating its MINURSO mission in Western Sahara after the Security Council failed to renew its mandate.