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Migration Tragedy Off Mauritania: The UNHCR says at least 144 refugees and migrants are dead or missing after boats off Mauritania last week, including a vessel that drifted for 25 days after leaving The Gambia; 38 survivors were rescued near Nouadhibou, while two children lost their entire families. Rescue Operations: UNHCR reports three rescue/disembarkation missions between July 14 and 18 that saved 387 people, while Mauritanian coast guard figures cite 122 missing in one incident. Regional Energy Deal: ECOWAS heads of state signed the Intergovernmental Agreement for the African Atlantic Gas Pipeline, a nearly 6,900-km project linking Nigeria’s gas to Morocco and onward to Europe, with Mauritania among the backing countries. ECOWAS Appointments: ECOWAS also approved new leadership for 2026–2030, including commissioners and judges for the ECOWAS Court of Justice. Travel Policy Watch: Lebanon listed 13 African countries, including Mauritania, eligible for tourist visas on arrival for one month, with strict proof-of-means requirements at the border.

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More than 140 people have died or are missing after a boat sank off the coast of Mauritania, as the dangers of smuggling continue to claim the lives of Somalis and other migrants

More than 140 people have died or are missing after a boat sank off the coast of Mauritania, as the dangers of smuggling continue to claim the lives of Somalis and other migrants

Over 140 people missing after migrant boat drifts off Mauritania

Over 140 people missing after migrant boat drifts off Mauritania

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