AGP Executive Report
Last update: 33 minutes agoMauritania Trade & Finance: Mauritania’s Minister Delegate for Budget met international credit agencies Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s in Lomé, highlighting reforms in public finance management, internal resource mobilization and debt sustainability to strengthen credibility with investors. Regional Commerce: The Mauritanian Chamber of Commerce signed a trade-exchange agreement with Senegal’s counterpart in Dakar, with a follow-up business visit planned to deepen commercial ties. Public Finance Update: The Council of Ministers approved an Amending Finance Bill for 2024, aiming to align spending with the “My Ambition for the Homeland” program, unblock major projects, and improve budget architecture for better allocation. Logistics & Ports: OBT expanded into Mauritania to support shipping agency, freight forwarding, customs clearance and project logistics for Nouakchott and Nouadhibou ports, citing growing demand for accountable service. Energy & Connectivity Context: Algeria and Niger officially launched the Trans-Saharan Fiber Optic Backbone link, boosting digital connectivity across the region.
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