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Mauritania: Projects in Mining and Energy get over $100 million in Loans
Mauritania can rejoice for a successful participation in the summit of Arab financial institutions held in Rabat after the North African country received over $100 million of loans for the execution of projects in mining and energy, reports say. A first deal between Moctar Ould Diaye, Mauritania’s finance minister and the chairperson of the Arab […]



