AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoClimate: President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani told COP31 that climate change is a national priority, citing drought, water scarcity and coastal erosion, and called for stronger international support for vulnerable countries. Water Services: Mauritania and France signed a €41 million financing deal to upgrade drinking-water services in Nouakchott and Nouadhibou, including 150,000 connections expected to benefit about 1.6 million people. Investment: The Kuwaiti-Mauritanian Bank began operations in Nouakchott, with officials saying it could attract investment and support businesses. Regional Energy: Nigeria’s NNPC says all countries involved have signed off on the proposed Africa-Atlantic gas pipeline to Morocco; financing and other preparations remain. Migration: The Senegal shipwreck death toll rose to 42. Mauritania’s coast guard separately rescued more than 130 Senegalese migrants after their boat ran short of fuel and supplies.
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