Lukashenko believes it is time to take partnership with Mauritania to a new level
Alexander Lukashenko addressed his Mauritanian counterpart Mohamed Ould Ghazwani and congratulated him on the Independence Day of the Islamic Republic.
According to him, this important date for this African state is “forever linked to the liberation” of the country’s people “from the yoke of capitalism and the entry into a new era of development.”
Mauritania is currently strengthening its own economy, while actively participating in regional and global processes, the press service of the Belarusian leader quotes the text of the message.
The congratulations separately emphasize that 2024 marks 20 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations between Minsk and Nouakchott.
This means, according to Lukashenko, that “the time has come to take mutual partnership to a qualitatively new level.”
He also invited his colleague to visit Belarus, explaining how this visit would be useful for the two countries.
The author of the message is confident that the results of the negotiations between the two presidents and Ghazvani’s personal acquaintance with “Belarusian experience and competencies in industry, agriculture, healthcare, construction, education, and medicine” will be a positive signal for the businesses of both countries.
In particular, Lukashenko specified, they will contribute to the deepening of cooperation between Belarus not only with Mauritania, but also with all of West Africa.
He wished the Mauritanian leader health and success, and the people of that country peace and progress.
For reference
Mauritania (Islamic Republic of Mauritania) is a country in West Africa, bordering Western Sahara, Senegal, Algeria and Mali.
