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Mauritania, "compromise candidate", will chair the African Union in 2024 News - Vimarsana News

Mauritania, "compromise candidate", will chair the African Union in 2024 News

The decision announced on Friday February 9 by the bloc of North African countries to propel Mauritania to the head of the African Union (AU) relieved many African News

EU chief, Spain's PM promise to help Mauritania in migration control - Vimarsana News

EU chief, Spain's PM promise to help Mauritania in migration control

MADRID: The head of the European Commission and Spain’s prime minister visited Mauritania on Thursday and promised more funding for the West African country to curb irregular migration to...

The EU announces 210 million euros in aid to help Mauritania curb migration - Vimarsana News

The EU announces 210 million euros in aid to help Mauritania curb migration

The EU on Thursday announced 210 million euros to help Mauritania crack down on people smugglers and deter migrant boats from taking off, as the number of…

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Mauritania receives EU funds to curb migration | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Mauritania receives EU funds to curb migration | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The EU on Thursday announced $226,340,100 to help Mauritania crack down on people smugglers and deter migrant boats from taking off, as the number of people attempting the dangerous Atlantic crossing from West Africa to Europe rises sharply.

Mauritania receives EU funds to curb migration | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Mauritania receives EU funds to curb migration | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The EU on Thursday announced $226,340,100 to help Mauritania crack down on people smugglers and deter migrant boats from taking off, as the number of people attempting the dangerous Atlantic crossing from West Africa to Europe rises sharply.