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UPDATED: 15 Nov 2009 GMT
  • Ambassador Mark M. Boulware delivers his remarks at the October 21st, 2009 reception organized in honor of grantees to the Sub-Sahara Africa Youth Leadership Program attended by the Chargé of Mission of the Ministry of Education, alumni, journalists. Eight Mauritanian Students will go to the U.S.

    Ambassador Mark M. Boulware delivers his remarks at the October 21st, 2009 reception organized in honor of grantees to the Sub-Sahara Africa Youth Leadership Program attended by the Chargé of Mission of the Ministry of Education, alumni, journalists, and parents of selected students.

  • 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.

  • “United States is a place where Muslims are well respected, and are free to practice their religion” added Dr. Casewit while he was delivering his remarks. Speaker Program on Islam in America

    “United States is a place where Muslims are well respected, and are free to practice their religion” added Dr. Casewit while he was delivering his remarks.
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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

PD Highlights September 2009
Iftar and Casewit Visit

PD Highlights September 2009

Press Release September 14, 2009
American Embassy in Mauritania announces relief package for flood victims in Mauritania


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