Business

Renewable Energies

https://apim.gov.mr/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Video-Energie-Renouvelable.mp4 Mauritania has great potential in various renewable energies – solar, wind turbines and hydroelectric. Solar energy: The Mauritanian territory is characterized by a sunny climate during all periods of the year. The quantities estimated are valued between 2,000 and 2300 KWH per m2 per year, throughout the national territory…
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Fisheries

https://apim.gov.mr/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Video-peche.mp4 Mauritania has one of the richest coastlines in fishery resources in the world: Quality fish of various varieties Favorable conditions for investments. Sea fishing is one of the most productive sectors in Mauritania. It contributes to 25% to the country’s total exports and creates more than 220.000 direct and…
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Extractive Industries

https://apim.gov.mr/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Video-Mine.mp4 Mauritania has significant reserves of natural resources, especially hydrocarbons and precious metals. The progress made by Mauritania in the Doing Business ranking published annually by the World Bank has enabled the country to attract some of the largest investors in the field of extractive industries, such as the leading…
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Tourism

https://apim.gov.mr/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Video-Tourism.mp4 Mauritania constitutes a junction point between the Arab world and Sub-Saharan Africa. It is well known to offer a unique landscape at the intersection of desert and ocean. It is distinguished by its unique cultural heritage and the diversity and charm of its landscapes. Its desert offers great opportunities…
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Animal Production

https://apim.gov.mr/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Video-Elevage.mp4 The livestock sector is one of the main pillars of the country’s economy, around almost 10.1% of GDP in 2020, representing nearly 70% of the added value of the rural sector and employing 10% of the active population. The annual production potential is estimated at 180,000 tons of red…
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Agriculture

https://apim.gov.mr/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Video-Agriculture.mp4 The most concentrated irrigated agriculture in Mauritania is in the south bordering the Senegal River. The agricultural sector in Mauritania benefits from agreements and partnerships with the most important international funds and organizations active in the field. Mauritania’s potential for cultivable land is around 513.000 ha distributed as follows:…
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