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Mauritania–Mali Human Rights: Mauritania says 35 citizens detained in Mali have returned home, with the government alleging some were tortured and calling the suspicions “unfounded,” after embassy intervention. Health Cooperation: Qatar Charity and Mauritania’s Ministry of Health signed an MoU to support training, health-facility upgrades, medical campaigns, and financing mechanisms. Culture & Fashion Skills: A Canary Islands-backed “Cluster” initiative culminated in a fashion show in Nouakchott featuring 10 Mauritanian brands and training for women in the textile sector, aiming to create jobs and reduce risky Atlantic migration. Energy Workforce Development: IHRDC appointed IDM Industries as its in-country representative for Mauritania, bringing competency management and training support to the growing energy and mining sectors. Sports Governance (Regional): Mauritania is listed among Arab federations backing FIFA President Gianni Infantino amid a wider governance revolt over his World Cup privatization plan. Diaspora & Community Life (Global): A SWANA New York arts-and-culture roundup highlights community spaces and workshops that connect regional culture with diaspora creativity.

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