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General Delegate of “Taazour” Launches Health Center and Cash Aid Distribution in Boughe
Strengthening Social Solidarity in Boughe
In a significant step toward enhancing social welfare and healthcare access in rural Mauritania, the General Delegate of the General Delegation for National Solidarity and the Fight Against Exclusion “Taazour,” Mr. Mohamed Ali Ould Sidi Mohamed, inaugurated a new health point in the town of Boughe, located in the Brakna region. This initiative is part of the government’s broader strategy to improve living conditions and provide essential services to marginalized communities.
The newly launched health facility is expected to serve thousands of residents in the area, offering basic medical services and improving access to healthcare for vulnerable populations. The project reflects the government’s commitment to reducing disparities in healthcare access between urban and rural areas.
Launch of Cash Assistance Program for Vulnerable Families
Alongside the inauguration of the health center, the General Delegate also launched a cash assistance distribution campaign targeting the most vulnerable families in the region. This initiative is part of the “Taazour” program’s efforts to support low-income households and mitigate the effects of poverty and exclusion.
The cash aid program includes:
- Direct financial support to hundreds of families in need
- Targeted assistance based on socio-economic surveys
- Support for families affected by economic hardship and natural challenges
This financial support aims to empower families by helping them meet their basic needs, such as food, healthcare, and education, thereby contributing to long-term social stability and development.
Government Commitment to Inclusive Development
During the visit, Mr. Mohamed Ali Ould Sidi Mohamed emphasized the government’s dedication to inclusive development and the importance of reaching remote communities with essential services. He highlighted that the “Taazour” program is a cornerstone of the national strategy to combat poverty and promote social equity.
The delegation also met with local authorities and community members to assess their needs and ensure that future interventions are aligned with the real priorities of the population. The visit underscored the participatory approach adopted by “Taazour” in implementing its projects.
Conclusion: A Step Forward in Social Equity
The inauguration of the health point and the launch of the cash assistance program in Boughe mark a significant milestone in Mauritania’s efforts to promote social justice and improve the quality of life for its citizens. Through initiatives like these, the “Taazour” delegation continues to demonstrate its commitment to building a more inclusive and equitable society, where all citizens have access to essential services and opportunities for a better future.
