AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFuel Subsidy Watch: Mauritania will keep its fuel oil subsidy at 70 MRO per litre, with the state set to spend about 3.15 billion old ouguiyas per month to ease cost-of-living pressure; officials also said fuel prices will stay unchanged this month, after last month’s Nouakchott prices (petrol 65.02 MRU/l, kerosene 55.22, diesel 62.13). Digital Sovereignty: Mauritania launched its first national cloud platform to host government data and services locally, aiming to boost cybersecurity, protect sensitive information, and keep public services running reliably. Energy Cooperation: Russia and Mauritania agreed to step up work on energy projects, including oil and gas cooperation, power plant engineering, renewables like wind, and cybersecurity for critical infrastructure. Learning for Climate-Resilient Futures: MBRGI and The Digital School announced a digital learning initiative reaching 500,000+ people across Mauritania and five other African countries, with support for schools, digital learning spaces, teacher training, and job-ready skills. Water Stress Context: A new global map highlights extreme water stress in many countries, underscoring the wider climate-linked pressure on water supplies that Mauritania’s region also faces.
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