Green Hydrogen Deal: Mauritania signed a landmark agreement in Nouakchott with CWP Global to develop the “Aman” green hydrogen project, targeting about 1.2m tonnes of green hydrogen and 6.6m tonnes of green ammonia annually, with knock-on plans for fertilizer, clean fuel, green steel and deeper processing of local iron ore. Energy Operations: The Ministry of Energy and Petroleum says gas production continues normally after a leak at the Turtle Ahmeyim GTA gas field, detailing containment work and coordination with BP and Senegal. Gas Investment Pipeline: The Africa Gas & LNG Summit 2026 heads to Maputo on 11-13 November, spotlighting how African gas can translate into wider industrial and economic value, with sessions including Mauritania’s Greater Tortue Ahmeyim. Agriculture & Food Security: The Arab Organization for Agricultural Development says Mauritania’s agriculture can drive a radical shift in food security, while the Prime Minister’s vegetable farming campaign prep focuses on inputs, marketing, storage, and key infrastructure like water, electricity and roads. Industrial Stability: Mauritania’s cement production is back to normal after electricity disruptions, with stable prices and no speculative increases reported. Skills for Industry: The UAE will continue efforts to build a new university of scientific disciplines in Nouakchott (Toujounine), covering engineering and oil & gas-related fields to support the local labor market. Mining & Critical Minerals: Raminvest Holding advances gold exploration at Wompou in Mauritania after sampling up to 50.14 g/t, with next steps moving toward targeted drilling.