Economic Development - The government is committed to deepening structural reforms to enhance economic vitality, encourage investment, and focus on priority production sectors. The economic growth rate is projected to be 4.5% in 2025, with inflation maintained below 2% [1] - The budget revenue and expenditure are expected to grow by over 10% in 2026, with a budget deficit kept within 3.5%. Public debt as a percentage of GDP is projected to decrease from 45.2% to 43.3% [1] Infrastructure Development - Approximately 1,000 kilometers of roads have been constructed or repaired, with ongoing projects for an additional 750 kilometers and plans for 800 kilometers of new and renovated roads. The China-Mauritania Friendship Bridge has been completed, and a hospital expansion is underway [2] - Water supply capabilities are being enhanced through project expansions and new drilling, ensuring access to drinking water for residents [2] - Energy projects include the construction of transmission lines, village electrification, and mixed-energy power plants, aiming for widespread electricity coverage [2] Social Welfare - The government has increased social spending by nearly 4 billion Ouguiyas this fiscal year, covering medical insurance for about 100,000 poor families and providing cash assistance to around 140,000 families [3] - Starting January 1, 2026, salaries for teachers and security personnel will be raised by 1,000 Ouguiyas, with chalk allowances increased by 2,000 Ouguiyas to encourage teaching careers [3] Governance and Anti-Corruption - The president emphasized the importance of inclusive national dialogue to address major national issues and build consensus [3] - Efforts to combat corruption will be institutionalized through legal improvements, judicial independence, and administrative digitization [3] - A large-scale recruitment initiative will be launched to attract approximately 3,000 young talents into public service roles such as teachers, doctors, and engineers [3]

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