In a strategic move to strengthen governance, Mauritania has announced a partial government reshuffle through a presidential decree. The changes, unveiled to the public, include key appointments across various critical ministries, each aimed at enhancing the nation’s administrative and developmental trajectory.
new leadership across vital sectors
The Justice portfolio has been entrusted to Mohamed Ould Soueidatt, a decision poised to reinforce the legal framework governing the country. Simultaneously, El Vadil Ould Sidaty Ould Ahmed Louly takes charge of the Ministry of Islamic Affairs and Original Education, reflecting the government’s commitment to preserving cultural and religious values.
Economic growth and financial stability remain priorities, as evidenced by the appointments of Abdellahi Souleymane Cheikh Sidiya as Minister of Economic Affairs and Development and Codioro Moussa N’Guenore as Minister of Finance. Their leadership is expected to drive sustainable economic policies and fiscal reforms.
health and public service enhancements
The Ministry of Health has been assigned to Mohamed Mahmoud Ely Mahmoud, tasked with improving healthcare infrastructure and services nationwide. Meanwhile, Marièm Boidiel steps into the role of Minister of Public Service and Labor, focusing on workforce development and administrative efficiency.
agriculture, infrastructure, and beyond
Moctar Ahmed Bouceif has been appointed Minister of Fisheries, Maritime Infrastructure, and Ports, a role critical to Mauritania’s blue economy and trade facilitation. Sidi Ahmed Ould Abouh takes charge of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty, aiming to boost food security and rural prosperity.
Sid Ahmed Ould Mohamed has been designated Minister of Animal Development, while Mamadou Mamadou Nianank oversees the Ministry of Real Estate, State Heritage, and Land Reform. Naha Hamdi Meknas has been assigned the Ministry of Housing, Urban Planning, and Territorial Development, addressing pressing urban challenges.
Additionally, the Presidency has announced the appointment of Mohamed Mahmoud Cheikh Abdallahi Ould Boya as a presidential advisor, further solidifying the government’s strategic decision-making process.
comprehensive list of appointees
- Minister of Justice: Mohamed Ould Soueidatt
- Minister of Islamic Affairs and Original Education: El Vadil Ould Sidaty Ould Ahmed Louly
- Minister of Economic Affairs and Development: Abdellahi Souleymane Cheikh Sidiya
- Minister of Finance: Codioro Moussa N’Guenore
- Minister of Health: Mohamed Mahmoud Ely Mahmoud
- Minister of Public Service and Labor: Marièm Boidiel
- Minister of Fisheries, Maritime Infrastructure, and Ports: Moctar Ahmed Bouceif
- Minister of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty: Sidi Ahmed Ould Abouh
- Minister of Animal Development: Sid Ahmed Ould Mohamed
- Minister of Real Estate, State Heritage, and Land Reform: Mamadou Mamadou Nianank
- Minister of Housing, Urban Planning, and Territorial Development: Naha Hamdi Meknas
- Presidential Advisor: Mohamed Mahmoud Cheikh Abdallahi Ould Boya