Ghazouani launches Nouakchott development phase
Mauritania's president announced intensive efforts to improve basic services and infrastructure in the capital.
President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani announced on Thursday evening that Nouakchott will receive intensive efforts to improve basic services and infrastructure. These improvements will focus on water supply, healthcare access, and road networks, alongside school facilities.
During a meeting with officials in Nouakchott-Sud, Ghazouani stated that efforts aim to reduce suffering from thirst and extend healthcare services closer to citizens. The road network will be improved to serve areas outside the city, and hospitals will be reinforced with specialized medical staff.
Ghazouani launched the second phase of Nouakchott's emergency development program, costing 115 billion old ouguiyas, bringing the total program cost to 184 billion old ouguiyas. This phase includes building health and school facilities, expanding utility networks, and rehabilitating public spaces.