AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEU-AU Health Talks: Mauritania’s Minister of Health Naha Mint Hamdi Ould Mouknass heads to Brussels for a high-level EU-AU conference on “Inclusive health for equitable access” and African health sovereignty. Sahel Aid Coordination: A SIPRI policy brief warns Sahel donors to stop working in separate silos and instead fund coordinated humanitarian-development-peace outcomes, including across Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Mauritania, and Niger. Tindouf Rights Monitoring: NGOs at the UN Human Rights Council’s session in Geneva urged independent monitoring in Tindouf camps, alleging torture, racial discrimination, and child recruitment, while noting claims of thousands of children lack independent verification. Migration Medical Response: MSF reports emergency care for migrants who disembarked in Nouadhibou, Rosso, and Dakar after Atlantic crossings, citing dehydration, fractures, infections, and protection needs for women and minors. Health Data for Outbreaks: Africa CDC and partner countries, including Mauritania, are advancing a behavioural intelligence and infodemic management framework to better guide decisions on outbreaks, immunisation, and trust in health services. Health Sector Cooperation Funding: The Minister of Economy and Finance discussed China’s development support, including the Nouakchott sewage project and expansion of the Friendship Hospital.
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