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11 millions de dollars du Fonds arabe pour le développement de l’énergie en Mauritanie

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Le ministre mauritanien des Affaires économiques et du Développement, Sid’Ahmed Ould Rais, et le conseiller juridique du directeur général du Fonds arabe pour le développement économique et social (FADES), Hasseb Rassoul El-Abid, ont signé vendredi après-midi à Nouakchott une convention de l’ordre de 33 millions de dinars koweitiens, soit 11 millions de dollars américains, « destinés au développement des réseaux de production, de transport et de distribution de l’électricité », a annoncé samedi un communiqué du gouvernement mauritanien.

La contribution du FADES va servir  à la réalisation d’un projet à trois composantes : l’approvisionnement régulier en énergie des villes d’Aleg, Maghtalahjar, Sangrava et Chegar (centre sud) par une liaison avec la centrale de Manatali (au Mali); la construction de centrales de transformation et de lignes de transport pour relier certaines villes et localités proches de Néma et Adel Begro (Est) à deux centrales hybrides qui seront réalisées à cette fin;  l’extension de la centrale de Nouakchott, ainsi que la création d’une nouvelle centrale dans la ville de Nouadhibou (Nord).

« Ce projet rentre dans le cadre d’une option stratégique visant la création d’infrastructures modernes à même de soutenir la croissance économique et l’accès des populations aux services sociaux de base », a souligné le ministre mauritanien des Affaires économiques et du Développement, Sid’Ahmed Ould Rais.

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