Mauritania Opens Moroccan Engineering School Branch
Mauritania inaugurates Moroccan engineering school branch in Nouakchott with high-level attendance from both countries.
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Mauritania inaugurates Moroccan engineering school branch in Nouakchott with high-level attendance from both countries.
Toxic management practices are driving talent flight in Mauritania, with many employees leaving due to poor working conditions and management styles.
Mauritania's Northern Nouakchott launches a large-scale cleanliness campaign led by Governor El-Naji Ould Khatri
Mali hosts regional consultations on livestock, fisheries, and aquaculture to enhance food security
Mauritanian government spokesperson highlights achievements of the past seven years, surpassing those of the country's founding
Mauritania's vocational training sector expands with 25,000 available seats for the new academic year, says Minister of Vocational Training and Traditional Industry.
Mauritania arrests 17 people linked to expatriate bloggers amid corruption and moral concerns
Mauritania's Health Minister, Etienne Tiane, announces significant progress in reforming the country's drug sector, ensuring quality and safety of medicines.
Preparations are in full swing for the 2026 edition of the Month of Solidarity and Fight Against Exclusion in Segou, Mauritania.
Retirement is not an end, but a new beginning, offering a chance to rediscover oneself and contribute to society in different ways.
French poet Alphonse de Lamartine's lesser-known connection to Islam has sparked interest among scholars, revealing a complex and nuanced relationship between the poet and the faith.
Mauritania's cabinet, led by President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani, convened on October 7, 2026, to discuss and approve several draft decrees aimed at enhancing the country's healthc...