Launch of the second cohort of the "Train for Trade" port management program.

This morning, the conference hall of the Nouakchott Autonomous Port hosted the launch of the second cohort of the "Train for Trade" port management program, part of the francophone network of UNCTAD, to which Mauritania is affiliated. This initial training workshop focuses on topics related to international trade and the role of ports.
The opening ceremony was led by the Deputy Director General, Mr. Mohamed Mahmoud Ould Moustapha, who highlighted in his speech the essential link between international trade and ports, underscoring the relevance of the workshop’s theme and commending the collaboration between Nouakchott Port and the UNCTAD program.
He encouraged participants to make the most of this training.
This workshop is led by an expert from UNCTAD, in collaboration with trainers from Nouakchott Port, including the program’s focal point in Mauritania, Mr. Mohamed Fayçal Ould Beyrouk, technical advisor to the Director General.
Around 22 executives from the ports of Nouakchott and Ndiago, including engineers, captains, and financial managers, are benefiting from this training.
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The workshop of the UNCTAD training workshop, which began on March 20, was concluded today, March 27, in the presence of the Deputy Director-General of the Autonomous Port of Nouakchott. This training workshop aimed at professionals in the port industry brought together about fifteen participants from the ports of Nouakchott and Ndiago, as well as from Abidjan, Douala, and Lomé. This session will train instructors capable of locally delivering the TrainForTrade port management course (240 hours) divided into 8 modules. This resumption of the port management program with the Autonomous Port of Nouakchott was approved by the Director-General, Mr. Sidi Mohamed Maham, indicating the importance placed on upgrading human resources at PAN PA. Technical advisor Mohamed Fayçal BEYROUK is the focal point responsible for the TrainForTrade program at the Autonomous Port of Nouakchott.