AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 minutes agoGreen Hydrogen & Ammonia Deal: GreenGo Energy and Jiangsu Shuangliang sign an MOU to advance megaton green ammonia projects in Mauritania (and Namibia), moving from concept design to bankable feasibility and FEED. EU Budget Support: Mauritania signs a €100m EU budget support agreement to back green growth, health coverage, and social cohesion, including migration management. World Bank/IDA Financing: Mauritania and IDA sign a $30m financing agreement (donation) as part of the third budget support operation for development policy. Local Development & Cities: A World Bank mission meets Mauritania’s decentralization ministry in Nouakchott to assess progress on support for decentralization and productive medium-sized cities. Extractives Transparency: EITI praises Mauritania’s compliance and highlights revenue forecasting for gas and green hydrogen, inviting the Prime Minister to receive a compliance leadership award. Local Content & Green Hydrogen Rules: Petroleum, Mines and Energy holds a media day on draft local-content laws for extractives and a green hydrogen code approved by the Council of Ministers. Infrastructure & Trade Corridor: Morocco and Mauritania sign an agreement to rehabilitate and widen the Nouakchott–Nouadhibou road link via Km 55 to ease transport and trade flows. Tourism Boost: Atar welcomes a new batch of French tourists, with the latest flight bringing 107 visitors, supporting local business activity.
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