AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHuman Rights: Mauritania reaffirmed its commitment to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights at the commission’s 89th session in Dakar, stressing the need to balance security with fundamental freedoms. Regional Crisis: The WFP warns hunger in the Sahel has risen sharply, with 10.5 million people expected to face food insecurity across five countries, including Mauritania. Education: Morocco’s EMSI engineering school has opened a Nouakchott campus, offering training in areas such as artificial intelligence and digital technology. Travel: Mauritanians are among the nationals facing partial U.S. visa restrictions, covering visitor, student and exchange visas as well as immigrant visas. Youth and Jobs: Mauritania’s new government says it will focus on employment, training and youth empowerment, alongside stronger support for low-income households.
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