On Thursday, Tunisian President Kais Saied met with Mauritanian Minister of Economy and Finance, Sid Ahmed Ould Aboh, who is currently visiting Tunisia. The two leaders engaged in detailed discussions aimed at deepening the longstanding relationship between the two nations.
In a statement from the Tunisian presidency, President Saied expressed his country’s appreciation for the enduring partnership with Mauritania. He reaffirmed Tunisia’s commitment to furthering these ties, which he described as a symbol of the strong brotherhood and mutual respect between the two nations.
The meeting also addressed the wider challenges facing Africa in the context of global uncertainties. President Saied called for greater unity among African nations, urging them to collectively work towards securing the continent’s “rightful place” on the global stage. He emphasized the importance of regional cooperation to overcome Africa’s economic and social challenges, leveraging the continent’s vast human and natural resources.
Minister Ould Aboh, speaking at a press conference following the talks, praised the robust cooperation between Tunisia and Mauritania. He called for further strengthening their strategic partnership, underscoring that enhanced bilateral relations could pave the way for greater economic and diplomatic achievements for both countries.
This meeting comes at a time when both nations are focusing on fostering stronger ties in various sectors, including trade, security, and cultural exchanges, to better address the shared challenges in the region and globally.