EU Supports Trade, Governance Schemes in Mauritania

By // 22 March 2011

The European Union is providing €12.4 million ($17.6 million) to support trade and governance projects in Mauritania. The funding will be coursed through a new cooperation program between the EU and Mauritania under the European Development Fund, according to the Pan-African News Agency.

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