AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 minutes agoMigration & Borders: A new wave of analysis keeps circling the Ceuta crossings, arguing the crisis was driven more by politics and diplomacy than by the “reality” of EU border control—while overall numbers are said to be falling, not rising. US Visa Policy: The US clarified that routine visa services at 25 African posts (including Nouakchott) are being consolidated into regional hubs from Aug 1, aiming to reduce confusion without changing other embassy functions. Health Cooperation: Qatar Charity and Mauritania’s Ministry of Health signed an MoU to support training, health-facility construction and equipping, and medical campaigns. Jobs & Fashion Skills: Ten Mauritanian brands showcased designs in Nouakchott after women completed Canary Islands-backed textile training meant to create work and reduce risky Atlantic migration. Deradicalization in Mauritania: Reports highlight “mourchidates,” state-trained female spiritual guides working in prisons, schools, and youth spaces to counter violent extremism through faith-based dialogue. Regional Security: Sahel and Lake Chad ambassadors met in Borno to push deeper cross-border cooperation against insurgency, banditry, and irregular migration.
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