The thirteenth session of the Mauritania-Senegal Joint Cooperation Commission, held in Nouakchott, reviews existing agreements and explores new areas for mutually beneficial collaboration.
This year’s session prioritized sectors crucial to economic and social development, including fisheries, energy, transport, higher education, livestock, trade, and digital technology. The discussions aim to produce recommendations that will shape future cooperation, solidify ties, and promote economic growth on both sides of the border.
The commission’s outcome is expected to strengthen the relationship between the two nations, demonstrating a commitment to shared prosperity and sustainable development across traditional and emerging sectors. This meeting marks a significant step in advancing a resilient partnership for mutual benefit.
