US EditionGood News for Senegalese in Mauritania: Authorities Confirm Free Entry Fees
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The Senegalese Foreign Office said that it had reached an agreement to end the recent crisis, which had led some activists from the Mauritanian community to call for a comprehensive strike. The Senegalese Foreign Affairs Statement concerning the entry and stay of its citizens in Mauritania, in cooperation with the Mauritanian authorities, stated that following the difficult situation experienced by a number of Senegalese citizens residing in Mau…
In view of the recent difficulties encountered by many Senegalese people living in Mauritania, the authorities of the two countries have begun discussions to calm the situation. Following these consultations, Senegal announces the beginning, from 25 July 2025, of the provisional application of a bilateral agreement which considerably reduces the conditions of entry and residence, with a view to ensuring a better legal and administrative framewor…
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