As the ripple effects of the Middle East conflict drive up food prices worldwide, Mauritania’s government has rolled out an aggressive price monitoring initiative. The
Author: Pierre Tchuente
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Mauritania responds to middle east war with price control measures
As the conflict in the Middle East drives up food prices globally, Mauritania has launched a sweeping initiative to monitor and stabilize essential commodity costs.
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