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Health Partnership: Mauritania’s Ministry of Health and Qatar Charity signed an MoU to strengthen cooperation across training, health-facility construction and equipment, medical campaigns, and financing support—while the ministry will handle operation and maintenance. Regional Health Context: The WHO says DR Congo’s Ebola outbreak began in February (before it was declared in May), with confirmed cases now at 4,200 and early cases reportedly misread as malaria or typhoid. Health & Mobility Link: A Nouakchott fashion-cluster project backed by the Canary Islands Government trained 40 women in textile entrepreneurship to help create jobs and reduce risky Atlantic migration. Human Rights & Health Access: A rights-focused piece argues economic rights—like decent food, housing, schooling, and reliable healthcare—are core human rights, and highlights hunger rising across Africa. Mauritania in the News: Thirty-five Mauritanians released from detention in Mali returned home after Mauritania alleged torture and mistreatment.

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