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UPDATED: 15 Nov 2009 GMT
  • Students listened to a panel of students from various universities in the United States during a DVC organized by the US Embassy in Nouakchott on the occasion of International Education Week. International Education Week

    Students listened to a panel of students from various universities in the United States during a DVC organized by the US Embassy in Nouakchott on the occasion of International Education Week.
  • Ambassador Mark M. Boulware delivers remarks on November 4th, 2009 marking the opening of the Embassy’s IRC and the first anniversary of President Obama’s election. The US Embassy in Nouakchott opens its first IRC

    Ambassador Mark M. Boulware delivers remarks on November 4th, 2009 marking the opening of the Embassy’s IRC and the first anniversary of President Obama’s election.

  • Guest speaker Sheldon Austin highlighted the role of the Kennedy family in promoting civil rights: between sexes, races for equal access to health care. US Embassy organizes a DVC on the Kennedys.

    Guest speaker Sheldon Austin highlighted the role of the Kennedy family in promoting civil rights: between sexes, races for equal access to health care.
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International Education Week.
On November 23, 2009 the US Embassy in Nouakchott hosted a DVC with ARS Paris to talk about studying in US.

International Education Week.

Call for Contractors for Construction Projects
The Embassy is looking for contractors for construction projects

Call for Contractors for Construction Projects

International Religious Freedom Report 2009
The 1991 Constitution defines the country as an Islamic republic and recognizes Islam as the...

International Religious Freedom Report 2009

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