MAURITANIA

The marine industry in Mauritania is a cornerstone of the country’s economy, given its extensive coastline along the Atlantic Ocean. Fishing is a primary sector, with Mauritania’s waters rich in various fish species, supporting local livelihoods and contributing significantly to national food security. Additionally, the country’s ports, such as Nouadhibou and Nouakchott, play crucial roles in facilitating maritime trade and commerce. Nouadhibou Port, the largest in Mauritania, handles exports of iron ore and fisheries products, while Nouakchott Port serves as a hub for general cargo and fishing activities. Mauritania continues to invest in its maritime infrastructure to enhance efficiency and attract international trade, reflecting its strategic position in the West African region’s maritime economy.

Major Ports Supported
  • Port of Nouadhibou: Mauritania’s largest port, Nouadhibou, handles exports of iron ore, fisheries products, and serves as a fishing base. It supports the country’s economy through efficient logistics and strategic maritime operations along the Atlantic coast.
  • Port of Nouakchott: Nouakchott Port facilitates general cargo handling and fishing activities, crucial for Mauritania’s trade and economic activities. It enhances regional connectivity and supports local industries, contributing to national development efforts.
Services Offered
  • Annual and 5 yearly inspection of life saving appliances and equipment, including lifeboats and liferafts,. Inspection of firefighting appliances and equipment, calibration, and Supply.
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