AGP Executive Report
Last update: 41 minutes agoDesert Restoration: Mauritania has launched a four-day aerial seeding campaign to fight desertification, targeting 8.7 million hectares across nine regions with three tons of native, drought-resistant tree seeds dropped by aircraft to restore ecosystems, rehabilitate grazing lands, stabilize dunes, and boost soil fertility. Digital Economy Partnerships: Oman and Mauritania signed five MoUs to deepen cooperation in digital transformation, AI, smart cities and training, including an IoT pilot for automated water meter reading and plans for security, mapping and tech services. Engineering Education Link: Morocco is setting up an engineering campus in Nouakchott with EMSI, offering programs in computer/network engineering, automation, industrial computing, civil and electrical engineering, and intelligent systems aligned with Mauritania’s higher-education strategy. Gas-to-Power Strategy: A new focus across Africa’s gas sector is shifting from export-only LNG to “export-plus-domestic” gas, with Mauritania highlighted for its Greater Tortue Ahmeyim model supporting both international LNG supply and domestic gas infrastructure. Mining & Finance Watch: Kinross reported strong Q2 2026 results, including $726.8m free cash flow and a dividend of $0.04 per share, with operations in Mauritania’s Tasiast among key contributors. Agrifood Systems: A regional forum backed by FAO and cooperative partners discussed how co-ops can strengthen resilience and market access in Near East and North Africa, with emphasis on women and youth inclusion.
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