AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoStudent Life: Nouakchott university students boycotted classes over a sixfold rise in subsidised bus fares, from five to 30 ouguiyas, and called for more buses and better study conditions. Police used tear gas to disperse a gathering; the ministry says it has increased bus services. Children’s Health: Qatar Charity medical teams were honoured for campaigns treating children with heart defects and providing cochlear implants. Cultural Heritage: Tidjikja’s International Mauritanian Date Festival wrapped up with cultural events, craft and date exhibits, and activities celebrating oasis heritage. Islamic Education: A new initiative aims to bring the Mahdara tradition together with modern approaches to strengthen Quranic learning among young people. 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. Living Heritage: In Chinguetti, the Habott family continues to safeguard more than 1,400 manuscripts, including centuries-old religious, language and astronomy texts.
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