Minister of Economy Receives World Bank Resident Representative
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On 25 January, in Nouakchott, Mr. Abdessalam Mohamed Saleh, the Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development, received Ms. Cristina Santos, the resident representative of the World Bank to Mauritania, accompanied by Mr. Kofi Awanyo, the Director of Procurement for West and Central Africa at the World Bank.
The meeting discussed the different aspects of cooperation between our country and this international financial institution and the means likely to strengthen and develop them, particularly in the field of economic development.