On Tuesday, April 25, a consultation meeting took place in Nouakchott between the Ministry of Petroleum, Mines and Energy and the Ministry of Equipment and Transport (port authority) on the one hand and between oil operators, the engineering & logistics service providers as well as the private sector on other parts.

The meeting that took place in Nouakchott was designed to present to stakeholders the project to create a zone dedicated to stakeholders, the project to create a zone dedicated to oil and gas activities. egrave; res as well as to planned energy projects in Mauritania. Indeed, through the Ministry of Petroleum, Mines and Energy and with the financial support of the World Bank, the Mauritanian Government had commissioned the feasibility study of this special zone to a Consortium of three specialized firms a few months ago. These are EPCM Consultants (South Africa), Jade Advisory (Tunisia) and Meen&Meen

Mauritania's commitments to the energy transition are already reflected in its determination to develop its solar and wind potential for the production of renewable energies, first of all, increasing the share of its energy mix in the national mix, and then, the production of hydrogen and steel greens.