AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHeritage & Festivals: Mauritania’s International Date Festival has wrapped up in Tidjikja, bringing cultural competitions, music, crafts and oasis displays together with efforts to promote local date farming. Faith & Education: The Ministry of Islamic Affairs has launched a project to strengthen young people’s connection to the Quran, combining the traditional Mahdhara learning system with modern approaches. Living History: In Chinguetti, Mohammed Ould Gholam Habott safeguards more than 1,400 manuscripts in his family’s library, a collection built over three centuries and counted among West Africa’s oldest. Pastoral Life: A herder from Hodh El Gharbi describes how livestock sustains family livelihoods and traditions, while shifting water and pasture availability forces communities to adapt. Support for Women and Children: A planned Nouakchott shelter and training centre for women, children and orphans has completed local administrative steps and is moving toward implementation.
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