Tax revenues have surged in early 2026, reaching 9.7 billion ouguiyas, a significant increase from 5.75 billion ouguiyas recorded during the same period in 2025. The Directorate General of Taxes, a cornerstone of the country’s fiscal architecture, has played a pivotal role in mobilizing state revenue, and exceeding its targets under the Finance Law in 2025 and for maintaining strong momentum into 2026.
Mauritania’s Finance Minister, Codioro Moussa N’guenore, has commended the Directorate’s work in strengthening the state’s capacity to deliver essential services, develop infrastructure and implement key policies.
Speaking on Monday, March 16, during a meeting with the Directorate’s staff in Nouakchott, the minister underscored the agency’s contribution to financing public services and national development.
He emphasised that effective revenue mobilisation remains critical to ensuring that citizens benefit from improved access to public resources and social interventions.
The minister further urged staff to uphold the highest professional standards and demonstrate exemplary conduct in the execution of their duties. He stressed that meeting public expectations requires integrity, diligence and a sustained commitment to national interest.
N’guenore reaffirmed the ministry’s continued support for the Directorate General of Taxes, pledging to enhance its operational efficiency and institutional development.
