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Nouakchott Priorities: President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani told South Nouakchott officials that improving essential services, using resources wisely and fighting corruption are key priorities. He also launched the first phase of the capital’s mobility project, including new rapid-bus routes. Infrastructure: Mauritania and the World Bank reviewed transport and basic-services projects, with both sides focused on speeding up delivery. Energy: Murphy Oil signed contracts to explore two offshore blocks, including the Tiof discovery, in a major expansion of its Mauritanian portfolio. Western Sahara: Nouakchott has urged residents and herders to avoid sensitive areas near the border after MINURSO’s mandate expired. A Mauritanian military delegation is also visiting Morocco, as the government reiterates its policy of “positive neutrality.” Football: Mauritanian forward Aboubakary Koita made history by scoring the country’s first goal in the Champions League, for AEK Athens against Real Madrid.

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