AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHealth Cooperation: Mauritania’s Ministry of Health and Qatar Charity signed an MoU to strengthen health-sector support, including training and capacity-building, building and equipping facilities, running medical campaigns, and financing mechanisms—while the ministry will operate and maintain the supported facilities. Women’s Health & Livelihoods: A new Canary Islands-backed “Cluster” project in Nouakchott brought Mauritanian women through a year of textile training, aiming to create jobs and reduce the pull of dangerous Atlantic migration routes. Community Health & Prevention: Reporting highlights Mauritania’s use of state-certified Islamic female spiritual guides (“mourchidates”) deployed in prisons, schools, youth centers, hospitals and mosques to counter radicalization through faith-based dialogue and alternatives to violence. Water & Health Context: Regional coverage notes worsening water and electricity pressures across North Africa and beyond, with knock-on effects for drinking water access and public health.
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