US EditionMauritania: 90% of Imports Pass Through Road Transport, Midea Desert
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The head of Mauritania's Road Transport Regulatory Authority, Hassan Ould Awan, said that about 90% of the country's imports and 99% of the internal movement of people depended on road transport. The official's statements during a visit on Tuesday evening to the new road transport station under construction in the city of Rousseau, accompanied by the governor of Atarzah Ahmed Ould Seyedab, informed the accompanying delegation that the work was b…
The Head of the Road Transport Regulatory Authority held a meeting at the Tarrazeh State Building in the city of Rousseau, in the presence of the Governor and the administrative and security authorities, with carriers and transport operators.
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