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Mauritania
- Tawarit Solar Power Project: This project aims to develop solar energy capacity in Mauritania, supported by international investments to promote renewable energy and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
- Fisheries Sector Development: Collaborations with international partners are focused on sustainable fisheries management and enhancing the capacity of the fishing industry, which is vital for Mauritania’s economy.
- Agricultural Development Initiatives: Various projects aim to improve agricultural productivity and food security, often supported by international NGOs and development agencies.
Senegal
- Teranga Gold Mine Expansion: International partnerships, including with Teranga Gold Corporation, are focusing on expanding mining operations to increase gold production and boost the economy.
Renewable Energy Projects: Senegal is investing in solar and wind energy initiatives to diversify its energy mix, with projects like the Scaling Solar program attracting international investors.
Health Sector Development: International partnerships are focused on improving healthcare access and infrastructure, particularly in response to challenges highlighted by the COVID-19 pandemic
Morocco
Current international projects:
- The Noor Solar Complex, Morocco is pursuing wind and hydroelectric projects, supported by international investments and partnerships, to achieve its goal of generating 52% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030.
- Agricultural initiative aims to modernize and diversify the agricultural sector. It includes various international collaborations to promote sustainable farming practices and improve food security.
Algeria
- Algeria is collaborating with international energy companies to enhance its oil and gas production. This includes partnerships with companies like Total and Eni for exploration and production activities in key hydrocarbon fields.
- Algeria is working on several solar and wind energy projects to diversify its energy sources. The government aims to generate 27 gigawatts from renewable sources by 2030, attracting international investment in the sector.
Currents international projects:
Agricultural Development: Programs aimed at boosting agricultural productivity through better practices, irrigation, and technology. The Malian government collaborates with international organizations like the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
Security and Stability Programs: In light of ongoing security challenges, international initiatives often focus on building the capacity of local security forces and promoting peacebuilding efforts.
Renewable Energy Projects: Initiatives aimed at expanding access to renewable energy, particularly solar power, are being implemented with the support of various international partners.
