AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoInvestment Push: Mauritania’s employers’ federation told the British ambassador it wants stronger private-sector ties and easier visa access for businesspeople, highlighting opportunities in agriculture, fishing and mining. At the Doha investment forum, the trade minister promoted the 2025 investment law and opportunities in tourism, trade, energy and digital services. Gas Markets: At the Moscow gas summit, GECF members called for fairer pricing, stable supplies and stronger crisis-response measures. Mauritania is an observer state, not a member. Mining Finance: Mauritania is among eight countries launching World Bank minerals compacts intended to attract investment and build local value chains. Separately, Aura Energy is targeting a December investment decision on its Tiris uranium project, with first production projected for late 2028. Digital Infrastructure: The new Nouakchott Data Center is designed to provide secure data storage and services for public and private institutions, supporting the country’s digital economy. Prices: Mauritania’s annual inflation reached 9.3% in September, up from 8.9% in August.
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