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Land Restoration: A new $78 million Great Green Wall programme will target more than 270,000 hectares across nine countries, including Mauritania, and aims to benefit five million people. The West African Development Bank will implement two of its 10 projects. Agriculture: UAE-based Elite Agro Holding announced Dhs440 million for an 8,900-hectare Aftout/Rosso project, part of Dhs660 million in regional investments. IMF Support: The IMF approved $86.9 million in financing for Mauritania, with $21.7 million available immediately to support economic stability and reforms. Private Sector: Prime Minister Mokhtar Ould Diay met employers’ representatives to discuss stronger public-private cooperation, with business leaders raising obstacles facing national investors. Tourism and Jobs: The Sheraton Nouakchott Hotel, owned by Mauritania Grand Hotels and SNIM, is expected to create more than 260 direct jobs.

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