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Appointment of a New Director for SOMELEC and Special Advisor in the Ministry of Education
Strategic Leadership Changes Announced by the Council of Ministers
The Mauritanian Council of Ministers has announced a series of key appointments aimed at strengthening the leadership of vital public institutions. Among the most notable decisions is the appointment of a new Director General for the Mauritanian Electricity Company (SOMELEC), as well as the designation of a new official with a special mission within the Ministry of National Education and Reform of the Education System. These changes reflect the government’s ongoing efforts to enhance public service delivery and improve institutional performance.
New Leadership at SOMELEC
The Council of Ministers has appointed Mr. Mohamed Mahmoud Ould El Hacen Ould Bouasriya as the new Director General of SOMELEC. This decision comes at a time when the electricity sector is facing increasing demands for modernization and efficiency. Mr. Bouasriya is expected to bring a fresh perspective and dynamic leadership to the company, which plays a critical role in the country’s infrastructure and economic development.
- Mr. Bouasriya has a background in engineering and public administration.
- He is known for his experience in managing large-scale infrastructure projects.
- His appointment is seen as a move to boost performance and customer satisfaction at SOMELEC.
Special Appointment in the Ministry of Education
In addition to the changes at SOMELEC, the Council also appointed Mr. Mohamed Lemine Ould Cheikhna as an official with a special mission in the Ministry of National Education and Reform of the Education System. This role is expected to support the ministry’s ongoing reforms aimed at improving the quality of education and aligning it with national development goals.
- Mr. Ould Cheikhna has extensive experience in educational planning and policy development.
- He will contribute to the implementation of strategic reforms in the education sector.
- His mission includes enhancing coordination between different educational departments and stakeholders.
Conclusion: A Step Toward Institutional Strengthening
The recent appointments by the Council of Ministers signal a clear commitment to institutional reform and improved governance. By placing experienced professionals in key positions, the government aims to address pressing challenges in both the energy and education sectors. These leadership changes are expected to contribute significantly to national development efforts and improve the quality of services provided to citizens.
