AGP Executive Report
Last update: 22 minutes agoFilm: Doha Film Festival’s 2026 lineup includes Artou, an immersive film by Mauritanian director Abderrahmane Sissako, alongside stories exploring identity, family and freedom. History and Rights: Mauritania’s human rights commission welcomed a UN declaration recognizing the African slave trade as the gravest crime against humanity, calling it a milestone for collective memory and justice. Nouakchott: A new city development program promises dozens of schools, 160 km of paved roads and new green spaces; the government also says the Press Support Fund has doubled to 400 million. Education and Children: Mauritania’s education minister says AI should help tailor learning and expand equal opportunities, while talks with the World Food Programme focused on nutrition, child protection and preschool education. Cultural Exchange: A reception in Nouakchott marked China’s 70 years of cooperation in human-resource development, highlighting training opportunities and growing cultural ties.
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