In the framework of the first International Fishing Trade Fair, SEAFOOD AFRICA, sustainable fishing and the investment opportunities offered by the sector have been the subject of discussions between administrative representatives and stakeholders in the fishing sector. These exchanges have highlighted the strategy put in place by the Mauritanian authorities to make the fishing sector attractive.

Lancement des opérations aux mines de phosphate de Boffal - Lebeira In January last year, work began on the Boffal-Liberia phosphate mines and their processing plant. The project is developed by the Mauritanian-Saudian Phosphate Company (Société Mauritaniatano-Saoudienne des Phosphates), with a 20% participation of the Mauritanian State. It is estimated that the project will produce one million tons of phosphate concentrate per year. The mine will be developed in several phases. According to estimates, the Boffal mine has reserves of more than 166 million tons of raw phosphate, a volume that could be re-evaluated at the hausse depending on the [...]

The European Commission has announced the allocation of 210 million euros and the Spanish government of 312 million euros with the dual objective of developing the country's potential as a “green hydrogen hub” and contributing to the development of the country by creating jobs to curb illegal immigration.