The Investment Promotion Agency of Mauritania (APIM) took part today in Nouakchott in the Franco-Mauritanian Meetings dedicated to livestock, agriculture and agribusiness, held in the presence of the relevant public institutions, notably SONADER and the MPE, the Embassy of France, technical and financial partners, as well as private sector stakeholders from both countries.
In his opening remarks, the Director General of APIM, Dr. Tah Ahmed Meouloud, recalled that these sectors occupy a central place in Mauritania’s development vision and in national priorities related to food sovereignty, local value creation and sustainable job creation.
He reaffirmed the Agency’s commitment to supporting investment, particularly through the new Investment Code, which provides a modernized, clear and secure framework, with targeted incentives in favor of agriculture, agro-industry and the development of local value chains.
APIM’s technical teams led presentations and roundtables to present the Agency’s mandate, as well as the advantages and incentives offered to investors.
The meetings, which will continue over two days, aim to foster the emergence of sustainable partnerships, align national priorities with investor expectations, and strengthen economic cooperation between Mauritania and France in sectors with high economic and social impact.
