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Mauritania Discusses Ways to Strengthen Partnership with the African Development Bank - Sahara Media

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Mauritania and the African Development Bank (AfDB) discussed ways to strengthen and expand their partnership on Monday, and reviewed the progress of projects funded by the bank in the country. According to the Mauritanian News Agency (AMI), the five-day visit aims to "explore prospects for developing projects in line with Mauritania's priorities." AMI added that the visit's program includes meetings with several government sectors, as well as fi…
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A Delegation From the African Development Bank Is Visiting the Central Bank of Mauritania.

The Governor of the Central Bank of Mauritania, Mr. Mohamed Amin al-Goldi, received today, 4 November, a delegation from the African Development Bank, headed by Ms. Malin Bloomberg, Assistant Director-General of the Regional Office of the African Development Bank for North Africa, as part of a study visit by the High Councillors and the Executive Directors ' Advisers of the Bank.

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Mauritania and the African Development Bank Discuss Strengthening Cooperation in the Energy Sector - Sahara Media

Mauritania's Ministry of Energy and Petroleum met on Monday with a delegation from the African Development Bank to discuss ways to strengthen cooperation in the energy sector. The ministry stated that the delegation, currently visiting the country, includes several advisors and executive managers from the bank group, led by Assistant Regional Director Malin Blomberg. During the meeting, Energy Minister Mohamed Ould Khaled reviewed areas of partn…

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