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Last update: 8 hours agoWHO in Mauritania: Foreign Minister Mohamed Salem Ould Merzoug received the credentials of Dr. Zouha Renée Tania Bissouma, the new WHO representative in Mauritania. Eye Care: Qatar Charity has launched a campaign for 250 cataract surgeries in El Ghaire, Moudjeria and Legrane, alongside distribution of prescription glasses and medicines, working with Mauritania’s blindness-control programme. Family Planning: Mauritania is among nine countries in the Ouagadougou Partnership, which reports 15 years of progress in reproductive health and family planning across West Africa. Women’s Health: A SWEDD parliamentary delegation visited Mauritania’s National Assembly after a regional meeting that called for a parliamentary network to advance women’s empowerment and reproductive health. Healthcare Financing: In an Afrobarometer survey across 38 African countries, 71% of Mauritanians supported universal healthcare even if it required higher taxes.
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