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ISO and GRC certification in Mauritania at a glance
Fish sets much of Mauritania's food-safety agenda: the Office National d'Inspection Sanitaire des Produits de la Pêche et de l'Aquaculture inspects plants, landing sites and production zones, and a joint order of 2025 requires fishery operators to run procedures based on HACCP principles. Around it sit Law n°2017-020 on personal data, supervised by the Autorité de Protection des Données à caractère personnel, the Banque Centrale de Mauritanie, whose 2022 instructions for payment and e-money institutions call for IT security audits and tested continuity plans, the Agence Nationale de Cybersécurité et de Certification Électronique, and the anti-corruption laws of June 2025. Demand comes from seafood processors and the Nouadhibou Free Zone, mining and quarrying, banks and payment firms, telecoms, energy and public-contract suppliers. Accreditation is set in law through an accreditation cell and an advisory committee, yet certificates usually carry accreditation from another economy within the international arrangements, and they are issued by accredited certification bodies, never by Sterling. Sterling's Casablanca office serves Mauritanian clients on site where the work needs it and remotely otherwise, backed by 8,100+ client engagements in 60+ countries and 20+ years, with Effivity and Sterling Academy included.
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ISO and GRC standards Sterling delivers in Mauritania
Each card opens Sterling's guide to the standard: what it requires, how certification or compliance works and what sets the time and cost.
Quality & operational excellence
Information security, cyber & cloud
Privacy & data protection
ISO/IEC 27701Sterling guide to the standardMauritania Law No. 2017-020 on the Protection of Personal DataSterling guide to the standard
AI governance & digital trust
Environment, energy & climate
Health & safety
Governance, risk & resilience
ISO 22301Sterling guide to the standardISO 37001Sterling guide to the standardISO 37301Sterling guide to the standard
Financial services, payments & AML
Food safety & agriculture
FSSC 22000Sterling guide to the standardHACCPSterling guide to the standardISO 22000Sterling guide to the standard
Healthcare, medical devices & life sciences
Laboratories, inspection & accreditation
Automotive, aerospace, rail & defence
Construction, energy, oil & gas
Regulators and laws that drive certification in Mauritania (15)
| Law or regulator | What it asks for | Standards it cites |
|---|---|---|
| Law n°2017-020 of 22 July 2017 on the protection of personal data (loi sur la protection des données à caractère personnel) Autorité de Protection des Données à caractère personnel (the Data Protection Authority), a public-law body that the Law describes as independent and attached to the Prime Minister | The Law applies to processing by individuals, the State, local authorities and public or private legal persons, and to controllers established in Mauritania or using processing means located there. Processing rests on consent unless a listed ground applies; most processing is declared to the Authority and may start on the receipt it issues, while genetic and health-research data, offences, interconnection of files, national identifiers, biometrics and some public-interest processing need its prior authorisation. Sensitive data is barred except in listed cases, transfers abroad need a sufficient level of protection or the Authority's involvement, and people hold rights of information, access, objection, rectification and deletion. | |
| Office National d'Inspection Sanitaire des Produits de la Pêche et de l'Aquaculture (ONISPA), under the fisheries ministry Fishery products: processing plants, landing sites, production zones and exporters | ONISPA was created by decree n°2007-066 of 13 March 2007, amended by decree n°2008-117 of 8 May 2008. Its stated missions include applying national and international rules on the quality, hygiene and safety of fishery products, establishments and production zones, running inspections, and identifying health risks of fishery products by applying HACCP principles with good hygiene practices. Its legal-texts page lists joint orders on hygiene rules for operators and live bivalve molluscs (n°000734), landing sites (n°000735), ice production units (n°000736), official controls (n°000737) and microbiological, chemical and marine biotoxin criteria (n°000738). Joint order n°000734 requires operators to run permanent procedures based on HACCP principles, makes a self-control system following the HACCP approach a condition of export approval, requires a processing unit applying for approval to recruit at least one hygiene and quality manager who writes a HACCP manual, and has the competent authority approve that manual before use. | HACCP, ISO 22000, FSSC 22000, ISO/IEC 17025 |
| Fisheries ministry, with the mixed-economy company SMCP-sem named by the decree Export marketing of fishery products and by-products | Decree n°2025-133 of 19 August 2025 (JO 2025-1595) sets the rules for promoting and marketing fishery products and their derivatives for export. It gives SMCP-sem the exclusive task of marketing and exporting them, with certain exceptions, and charges it with a promotion, enhancement and labelling policy aimed at internationally recognised sustainability labels. | HACCP, FSSC 22000, ISO 22000 |
| Ministry in charge of livestock, through the veterinary services Slaughterhouses, meat processing and other animal-origin foods | Decree n°2016-154 of 2 August 2016 (JO 2016-1370) makes technical supervision, hygiene control and sanitary inspection compulsory wherever animal products for public consumption are slaughtered, prepared, processed, stored, preserved or sold. Opening and operating such premises needs a veterinary approval from the livestock minister, the premises must have a self-control service, and meat processing procedures must be approved by the veterinary services. | HACCP, ISO 22000, FSSC 22000 |
| Ministry in charge of industry; Office National de Normalisation et de Métrologie (ONNM); Comité Mauritanien d'Accréditation (advisory) Producers, laboratories and contractors working with national standards | Law n°2010-03 of 14 January 2010 (JO 2010-1210) on standardisation and quality promotion makes application of Mauritanian standards recommended, lets ministers make a standard compulsory by order on grounds such as public health, safety or the environment, and requires State, local authority and public establishment contracts to cite Mauritanian standards in their clauses and specifications unless a derogation is granted. Decree n°2023-113 of 7 September 2023 (JO 2023-1543) creates the National Council of Standardisation and Quality Promotion and the Comité Mauritanien d'Accréditation, which gives opinions on accreditation requests. The accreditation procedure is run by an accreditation cell of ONNM, created by decree n°2023-080 of 9 May 2023, and the decree cites ISO/IEC 17011. Decree n°2024-172 of 9 December 2024 (JO 2025-1581) sets how Mauritanian standards are developed. | ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO/IEC 17025 |
| Banque Centrale de Mauritanie (BCM) Banks, payment institutions, e-money institutions and mobile payment providers | Law n°2018-037 bis of 16 August 2018 sets the national payment system and Law n°2021-014 covers electronic payment services and means. BCM Instructions n°03/GR/2022 (payment institutions) and n°04/GR/2022 (e-money institutions), both of 31 March 2022, require an information system with transaction traceability and fraud and intrusion prevention, protection of customer personal data under Law n°2017-020, controls for cybersecurity and operational risk, and a formalised, updated and regularly tested business continuity plan. They also require a periodic IT security audit with the report sent to BCM, security testing that does not disrupt service, and immediate notice to BCM of attacks or intrusions. None of these texts names ISO/IEC 27001, ISO 22301 or PCI DSS. | ISO/IEC 27001, ISO 22301, PCI DSS |
| Agence Nationale de Cybersécurité et de Certification Électronique (ANCCE) Public and private information systems, essential infrastructure operators and electronic trust services | Decree n°2024-0109/PM of 31 July 2024 (JO 2025-1593) creates the ANCCE as a public administrative establishment under the Prime Minister, created under the electronic transactions Law n°2018-022 and described as the government's main instrument for cybersecurity and electronic certification policy. Its tasks include checking the integrity of public and private information and communication systems, helping the State, essential-infrastructure operators and data protection bodies deploy protective measures, and auditing and controlling security service providers against the general security framework. Law n°2016-07 on cybercrime sits alongside. | ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27701 |
| Autorité de Régulation Multisectorielle (ARE) Telecommunications, electronic communications, water, electricity and postal services | Law n°2001-18 of 25 January 2001 (JO 2001-993) creates the ARE; Law n°2013-025 of 15 July 2013 on electronic communications is amended by Law n°2022-14. ARE's own site presents it as regulator of electronic communications, water, electricity and post, and reports a 2026 quality-of-service control mission on the voice and data services offered by electronic communications operators. | ISO/IEC 20000-1, ISO 9001, ISO/IEC 27001 |
| Ministry in charge of labour; Office National de la Médecine du Travail (ONMT) Employers and workplaces | The Labour Code (Law n°2004-017 of 6 July 2004, JO 2004-1079) is supplemented by Arrêté n°0530 of 22 July 2020 (JO 2021-1477), which requires a company hygiene and safety committee in every establishment with at least fifty workers. The committee investigates serious accidents and occupational diseases, checks that machines carry safety devices that conform to norms and regulations, inspects the premises, gives opinions on safety rules and trains fire and rescue teams. It includes the head of establishment, the person in charge of hygiene and safety, a doctor designated by ONMT and staff representatives. Decree n°2020-038 sets how employers affiliate to ONMT. | ISO 45001 |
| Ministry in charge of the environment Projects and operations needing environmental assessment | Law n°2025-019 of 2 June 2025 (JO 2025-1585) on environmental and social assessment sets the legal regime for environmental and social assessment, alongside the Environment Code (Law n°2000-45). It defines the environmental and social audit as a documented, periodic and objective evaluation of an activity's management, organisation and operation, aimed at conformity with regulations and standards in force, and an environmental feasibility opinion is issued by the environment minister. Law n°2021-008 covers environmental policing and Law n°2023-031 solid waste management. | ISO 14001 |
| Ministry in charge of mines, through its mines police directorate Mining, quarrying and gold activity | The Mining Code (Law n°2008-011 of 27 April 2008, JO 2008-1174, as amended) is applied by decree n°2009-131 on mines police, which controls and inspects mining operations and explosives depots, prepares an annual inspection programme for all mining sites, and may act without notice. Law n°2022-026 organises artisanal and semi-industrial gold mining and the status of MAADEN Mauritanie, and Law n°2024-045 (JO 2025-1573) sets local content rules for the extractive and energy industries. | ISO 45001, ISO 14001, ISO 9001 |
| Ministry in charge of energy, with the ARE Industrial installations, buildings and energy users | The Electricity Code (Law n°2022-027 of 12 December 2022, JO 2022-1524) subjects buildings, industrial installations and equipment to energy efficiency requirements, with energy balances drawn from energy audits that follow standards and procedures set by the energy ministry's standardisation and control services. Decree n°2025-022 of 24 February 2025 (JO 2025-1576) has the ministry approve the providers allowed to carry out energy audits, keep their list and penalise breaches. The texts do not name ISO 50001. | ISO 50001, ISO 14001 |
| Autorité nationale de lutte contre la corruption Companies, public bodies and suppliers exposed to bribery and fraud | Law n°2025-021/P.R of 25 June 2025 (JO 2025-1585) replaces Law n°2016-014. It covers bribery of national and foreign public officials, bribery in public procurement, bribery in the private sector, protection of witnesses and whistleblowers, and criminal procedure for legal persons. Law n°2025-023/P.R of the same date creates the independent Authority, whose tasks include contributing to codes of ethics and conduct for the public and private sectors and receiving reports of suspected corruption. Law n°2019-017 covers money laundering. | ISO 37001, ISO 37301 |
| Ministry of Health, including its general health inspectorate; Laboratoire National de Contrôle de la Qualité des Médicaments Medicines, medical devices and laboratories | The pharmacy Law n°2010-022 of 10 February 2010 (JO 2010-1219), amended by Law n°2025-042/PR of 26 November 2025, defines medical devices and leaves the conditions for their manufacture, import, storage and distribution to a decree in the Council of Ministers. Decree n°2009-119 of 13 April 2009 gives the national medicines quality control laboratory the tasks of controlling the quality of medicines and other health products and releasing batches of locally made medicines before sale. | ISO 13485, ISO/IEC 17025, ISO 9001 |
| Agence Nationale de l'Aviation Civile (ANAC) Civil aviation and aircraft-related activities | The Civil Aviation Code (Law n°2018-040 of 13 November 2018, JO 2018-1426) and its application decree n°2018-157 set the aviation framework, and decree n°2004-079/PM/MET created the ANAC. Neither the Code nor the ANAC decree mentions AS9100. | AS9100 |
Accreditation and recognition
- Comité Mauritanien d'Accréditation and the accreditation cell of the Office National de Normalisation et de Métrologie: National accreditation arrangement set by Law n°2010-03 and Decree n°2023-113: conformity assessment bodies apply to the accreditation cell, an assessment team reports, the Comité Mauritanien d'Accréditation gives an opinion, and the Director General of the Office issues the accreditation certificate; accreditation is published in the Official Journal by an order of the industry minister.
- Accreditation obtained abroad by Mauritanian laboratories: ONISPA states that its four chemistry and microbiology laboratories in Nouadhibou and Nouakchott were accredited to ISO/IEC 17025 in 2013 through the Tunisian Accreditation Council (TUNAC), and lists ISO/IEC 17020 and ISO/IEC 17025 among its accreditations.
Look for a certification body whose accreditation scope covers your standard and sector, from a national accreditation body recognised under the international arrangements of Global ACI (Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated, formerly the IAF MLA). Sterling does not certify.
Tenders and procurement
- Public procurement under Law n°2021-024 and Decree n°2022-083 (Public contracting authorities, with the Autorité de Régulation des Marchés Publics (independent administrative authority)): Law n°2021-024 of 29 December 2021 (JO 2022-1501) and application Decree n°2022-083 of 8 June 2022 (JO 2022-1511 bis) let contracting authorities ask for labels, certifications or compliance with particular standards, or their equivalent, to show technical capacity, provided the requirement is justified and not discriminatory and equivalent attestations are accepted. Works, supplies and services are defined by reference to national standards, technical approvals or specifications, or else international ones. Decree n°2024-0013 provides for electronic procedures.
- Standards clause in State contracts (State, local authorities and public establishments, under Law n°2010-03): Contract clauses, specifications and tender documents of the State, local authorities and public establishments must explicitly mention the application of Mauritanian standards, subject to derogations.
Economic zones
- Nouadhibou Free Zone (Zone Franche de Nouadhibou): processing of fishery products, processing of mining products
- Tanit Development Pole (Pôle de Développement de Tanit): fishery value-adding, ice production, storage, hygiene and quality support for fishing
- Tagant Development Pole (Pôle de Développement du Tagant): agriculture, livestock, industry and manufacturing, tourism
Sterling in Mauritania
Sterling delivers in Mauritania from its Casablanca office: one team from scoping to certificate, with Effivity ISO & GRC software and Sterling Academy access included. Sterling does not certify; certification decisions stay with independent bodies.
Questions Mauritania clients ask
Which authority supervises personal data in Mauritania?
The Autorité de Protection des Données à caractère personnel supervises it under Law n°2017-020. The Law calls it independent and attaches it to the Prime Minister. Controllers generally declare their processing to it and may start on the receipt it issues, while sensitive, biometric, identifier and file-interconnection processing needs its prior authorisation. Confirm the filing route for your processing with the Authority or your counsel.
Does Mauritania have an accreditation body that certification bodies can rely on?
Mauritania has a national accreditation arrangement in law, but certificates usually carry accreditation from another economy. Law n°2010-03 and Decree n°2023-113 give an accreditation cell within the standards and metrology office the assessment work and a Comité Mauritanien d'Accréditation an advisory opinion. ONISPA's laboratories obtained ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation in 2013 through a Tunisian body. Ask any certification body which accreditation stands behind your certificate.
What do fish-processing exporters in Mauritania have to put in place?
They must meet ONISPA's hygiene and control rules. Joint order n°000734 requires permanent procedures based on HACCP principles, a self-control system as a condition of export approval, a hygiene and quality manager who writes the HACCP manual, and approval of that manual by the competent authority before use. Exports are marketed through SMCP-sem under Decree n°2025-133. Check current orders with ONISPA or the fisheries ministry.
Is a hygiene and safety committee compulsory for Mauritanian employers?
Yes, for establishments with at least fifty workers. Arrêté n°0530 of 22 July 2020 requires a hygiene and safety committee with the head of establishment, the safety lead, an ONMT-designated doctor and staff representatives. It investigates serious accidents, checks machine safety devices and inspects premises. Smaller employers should confirm their duties under the Labour Code with the labour inspectorate; ISO 45001 can structure the same work.
In which language are certification audits held in Mauritania?
Arabic is the official language and national languages include Poular, Soninké and Wolof, while the government publishes its consolidated legal texts in French. Audit language is therefore agreed case by case. Decide the working language, any interpreter and the language of your controlled documents with the certification body when you apply, because the auditor must be able to read the evidence you present.
Do Mauritanian public tenders require ISO certificates?
Only when the tender document asks for them. The procurement decree lets contracting authorities request labels, certifications or compliance with particular standards, or their equivalent, if the request is justified and not discriminatory. State contracts must also cite Mauritanian standards in their specifications. Read each tender's qualification criteria and ask the contracting authority which attestations it will accept.
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Sources
- Law n°2017-020 of 22 July 2017 on the protection of personal data (loi sur la protection des données à caractère personnel) — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- ONISPA was created by decree n°2007-066 of 13 March 2007, amended by decree n°2008-117 of 8 May 2008. Its stated missions include applying national and international rules on the quality, hygiene and safety of fishery products, establishments and production zones, running inspections, and identifying health risks of fishery products by applying HACCP principles with good hygiene practices. Its legal-texts page lists joint orders on hygiene rules for operators and live bivalve molluscs (n°000734), landing sites (n°000735), ice production units (n°000736), official controls (n°000737) and microbiological, chemical and marine biotoxin criteria (n°000738). Joint order n°000734 requires operators to run permanent procedures based on HACCP principles, makes a self-control system following the HACCP approach a condition of export approval, requires a processing unit applying for approval to recruit at least one hygiene and quality manager who writes a HACCP manual, and has the competent authority approve that manual before use — onispa.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- Decree n°2025-133 of 19 August 2025 (JO 2025-1595) sets the rules for promoting and marketing fishery products and their derivatives for export. It gives SMCP-sem the exclusive task of marketing and exporting them, with certain exceptions, and charges it with a promotion, enhancement and labelling policy aimed at internationally recognised sustainability labels — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- Decree n°2016-154 of 2 August 2016 (JO 2016-1370) makes technical supervision, hygiene control and sanitary inspection compulsory wherever animal products for public consumption are slaughtered, prepared, processed, stored, preserved or sold. Opening and operating such premises needs a veterinary approval from the livestock minister, the premises must have a self-control service, and meat processing procedures must be approved by the veterinary services — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- Law n°2010-03 of 14 January 2010 (JO 2010-1210) on standardisation and quality promotion makes application of Mauritanian standards recommended, lets ministers make a standard compulsory by order on grounds such as public health, safety or the environment, and requires State, local authority and public establishment contracts to cite Mauritanian standards in their clauses and specifications unless a derogation is granted. Decree n°2023-113 of 7 September 2023 (JO 2023-1543) creates the National Council of Standardisation and Quality Promotion and the Comité Mauritanien d'Accréditation, which gives opinions on accreditation requests. The accreditation procedure is run by an accreditation cell of ONNM, created by decree n°2023-080 of 9 May 2023, and the decree cites ISO/IEC 17011. Decree n°2024-172 of 9 December 2024 (JO 2025-1581) sets how Mauritanian standards are developed — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- Law n°2018-037 bis of 16 August 2018 sets the national payment system and Law n°2021-014 covers electronic payment services and means. BCM Instructions n°03/GR/2022 (payment institutions) and n°04/GR/2022 (e-money institutions), both of 31 March 2022, require an information system with transaction traceability and fraud and intrusion prevention, protection of customer personal data under Law n°2017-020, controls for cybersecurity and operational risk, and a formalised, updated and regularly tested business continuity plan. They also require a periodic IT security audit with the report sent to BCM, security testing that does not disrupt service, and immediate notice to BCM of attacks or intrusions. None of these texts names ISO/IEC 27001, ISO 22301 or PCI DSS — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- Decree n°2024-0109/PM of 31 July 2024 (JO 2025-1593) creates the ANCCE as a public administrative establishment under the Prime Minister, created under the electronic transactions Law n°2018-022 and described as the government's main instrument for cybersecurity and electronic certification policy. Its tasks include checking the integrity of public and private information and communication systems, helping the State, essential-infrastructure operators and data protection bodies deploy protective measures, and auditing and controlling security service providers against the general security framework. Law n°2016-07 on cybercrime sits alongside — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- Law n°2001-18 of 25 January 2001 (JO 2001-993) creates the ARE; Law n°2013-025 of 15 July 2013 on electronic communications is amended by Law n°2022-14. ARE's own site presents it as regulator of electronic communications, water, electricity and post, and reports a 2026 quality-of-service control mission on the voice and data services offered by electronic communications operators — are.mr; msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- The Labour Code (Law n°2004-017 of 6 July 2004, JO 2004-1079) is supplemented by Arrêté n°0530 of 22 July 2020 (JO 2021-1477), which requires a company hygiene and safety committee in every establishment with at least fifty workers. The committee investigates serious accidents and occupational diseases, checks that machines carry safety devices that conform to norms and regulations, inspects the premises, gives opinions on safety rules and trains fire and rescue teams. It includes the head of establishment, the person in charge of hygiene and safety, a doctor designated by ONMT and staff representatives. Decree n°2020-038 sets how employers affiliate to ONMT — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- Law n°2025-019 of 2 June 2025 (JO 2025-1585) on environmental and social assessment sets the legal regime for environmental and social assessment, alongside the Environment Code (Law n°2000-45). It defines the environmental and social audit as a documented, periodic and objective evaluation of an activity's management, organisation and operation, aimed at conformity with regulations and standards in force, and an environmental feasibility opinion is issued by the environment minister. Law n°2021-008 covers environmental policing and Law n°2023-031 solid waste management — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- The Mining Code (Law n°2008-011 of 27 April 2008, JO 2008-1174, as amended) is applied by decree n°2009-131 on mines police, which controls and inspects mining operations and explosives depots, prepares an annual inspection programme for all mining sites, and may act without notice. Law n°2022-026 organises artisanal and semi-industrial gold mining and the status of MAADEN Mauritanie, and Law n°2024-045 (JO 2025-1573) sets local content rules for the extractive and energy industries — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- The Electricity Code (Law n°2022-027 of 12 December 2022, JO 2022-1524) subjects buildings, industrial installations and equipment to energy efficiency requirements, with energy balances drawn from energy audits that follow standards and procedures set by the energy ministry's standardisation and control services. Decree n°2025-022 of 24 February 2025 (JO 2025-1576) has the ministry approve the providers allowed to carry out energy audits, keep their list and penalise breaches. The texts do not name ISO 50001 — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- Law n°2025-021/P.R of 25 June 2025 (JO 2025-1585) replaces Law n°2016-014. It covers bribery of national and foreign public officials, bribery in public procurement, bribery in the private sector, protection of witnesses and whistleblowers, and criminal procedure for legal persons. Law n°2025-023/P.R of the same date creates the independent Authority, whose tasks include contributing to codes of ethics and conduct for the public and private sectors and receiving reports of suspected corruption. Law n°2019-017 covers money laundering — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- The pharmacy Law n°2010-022 of 10 February 2010 (JO 2010-1219), amended by Law n°2025-042/PR of 26 November 2025, defines medical devices and leaves the conditions for their manufacture, import, storage and distribution to a decree in the Council of Ministers. Decree n°2009-119 of 13 April 2009 gives the national medicines quality control laboratory the tasks of controlling the quality of medicines and other health products and releasing batches of locally made medicines before sale — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- The Civil Aviation Code (Law n°2018-040 of 13 November 2018, JO 2018-1426) and its application decree n°2018-157 set the aviation framework, and decree n°2004-079/PM/MET created the ANAC. Neither the Code nor the ANAC decree mentions AS9100 — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- Comité Mauritanien d'Accréditation and the accreditation cell of the Office National de Normalisation et de Métrologie — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- Accreditation obtained abroad by Mauritanian laboratories — onispa.mr; global-aci.org (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- Public procurement under Law n°2021-024 and Decree n°2022-083 — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- Standards clause in State contracts — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- Nouadhibou Free Zone (Zone Franche de Nouadhibou) — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- Tanit Development Pole (Pôle de Développement de Tanit) — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
- Tagant Development Pole (Pôle de Développement du Tagant) — msgg.gov.mr (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
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