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Health Partnership: Mauritania’s Ministry of Health and Qatar Charity signed an MoU to strengthen healthcare cooperation, including training, building and equipping facilities, medical campaigns, and financing support, with the ministry responsible for operating and maintaining the supported facilities. Public Health & Disease Watch: WHO says DR Congo’s Ebola outbreak began in February (before it was officially declared in mid-May), with confirmed cases now at 4,200 and early cases reportedly misattributed to malaria or typhoid; a quarantined river boat near Kinshasa tested negative. Health & Safety in Focus: Mauritania’s health news also intersects with regional humanitarian pressure as Europe’s Ceuta border crisis (late July) saw tens of thousands attempt crossings and at least 57 deaths, renewing debate on border management and migrant protection. Local Wellness & Skills: A Canary Islands-backed “Cluster” initiative brought Mauritanian women through textile training and a fashion show at the Spanish Embassy in Nouakchott, aiming to create jobs and reduce reliance on dangerous Atlantic migration routes.

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