AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoNouakchott Development: A new capital-city program promises 160 km of paved roads, a 60% increase in water pumping and more green spaces. Water Access: France signed a €43 million protocol to expand the Aftout water network, serving Nouakchott and communities along the pipeline. Pollution Controls: Mauritania is advancing a draft law to regulate hazardous chemicals, from safe storage and transport to waste disposal and preventing soil and water pollution. Land Restoration: A new $78 million Great Green Wall initiative aims to restore 270,000 hectares and improve livelihoods for five million people across nine countries, including Mauritania. Climate Resilience: The environment minister and IMF reviewed efforts to strengthen climate resilience and manage natural resources sustainably. Ocean Protection: Mauritania also highlighted threats to its Atlantic coast, including rising seas, coastal erosion, pressure on fisheries and damage to marine ecosystems.
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