The Mahderas of Mauritania

The Mahderas of Mauritania are traditional Islamic schools that have been a vital part of the country's educational system for centuries. These schools are primarily focused on the teaching of the Quran and Islamic studies and have been essential in preserving Islamic knowledge and culture in Mauritania. In this essay, we will explore the history,... Continue Reading →

Portraits in Ouadane

الزائر لمدينة وادان، فوق ما سيكتشفه من حضارة تاريخية قائمة الشواهد، سيلتقط للوهلة الأولى إحساسًا خاصًا بالانتماء لهذا المكان الجميل، المسكون بالإبهار والوقارفي هذا المكان سيكون أهم لحظة لدى الزائر أن يوثق -ولو جزء من الثانية- صورا تذكارية، يشاطرها العائلة والأصدقاء، وتدرج ضمن رزنامته التاريخية، لمروره بشارع الأربعين عالما، أو وقفه بوكيه وعلى البئر المحصنة،... Continue Reading →

Women’s Bootcamp 2019

The Women’s Bootcamp program is part of this year’s Mauritania Innovation Challenge. The Women’s Bootcamp Provided the opportunity for more than 60 local women and girls to receive capacity training across communication, marketing, entrepreneurship, leadership, developing a business plan, and finance during seven days. Seven participants were selected to join the Mauritania Innovation Challenge, with... Continue Reading →

FFRIMAWARDS

Some of my best pictures during the last FFRIMAWARDS The Mauritanian Football Federation Annual Awards event

Graduates in Nouakchott

I have been fortunate enough to capture various graduation ceremonies this year, from ISCAE to the English Department to the Logistics Class from IUP. I wanted to share some of my pictures with you.

Meeting With The Mayor of L’Ksar

Dr. Mohamed Saleck Oumar stands out as one of the brightest Mauritanian young men!  He succeeded in both the political and the academic domains. Today, Dr. Mohamed Saleck is a professor of English at several universities and, the mayor of the municipality of Ksar, the most important municipality in Nouakchott.  We’ve had the pleasure to... Continue Reading →

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