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Ministère des Mines et de l'Industrie — Government authority in charge of the country's mining and industrial policy.

Ministère des Mines et de l'Industrie — Government authority in charge of the country's mining and industrial policy.

Ministère de l'Énergie et du Pétrole — Government authority that defines and oversees the country's petroleum, gas and energy policy.

Ministère de l'Énergie et du Pétrole — Government authority that defines and oversees the country's petroleum, gas and energy policy.

Ministère de l'Énergie et du Pétrole — Government authority that defines and oversees the country's petroleum, gas and energy policy.

SOMELEC — National electricity operator, responsible for the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity.

Société Mauritanienne des Hydrocarbures (SMH) — National oil company, responsible for managing the State's interests in the hydrocarbon sector.

Fédération des Mines et de l'Industrie (FIM) — Professional federation of the UNPM representing companies in the industry, mining and energy sectors.

Fédération des Mines et de l'Industrie (FIM) — Professional federation of the UNPM representing companies in the industry, mining and energy sectors.

Fédération des Mines et de l'Industrie (FIM) — Professional federation of the UNPM representing companies in the industry, mining and energy sectors.

Clarke Energy — Global engineering company specializing in distributed power and sustainable energy solutions. Operating in over 30 countries with 10 GW+ installed capacity, it delivers turnkey power projects and hybrid systems combining gas engines, solar PV, battery storage and hydrogen-ready technologies.

Club des Entrepreneurs Mauritaniens (CEM) — Private association bringing together Mauritanian business leaders to promote private-sector development.

Gogas Holding — Energy development company active in Mauritania's upstream gas sector, focused on domestic gas for power and industry.

Gogas Holding — Energy development company active in Mauritania's upstream gas sector, focused on domestic gas for power and industry.

Terminal à Conteneurs de Nouakchott (TCN) — Operator of the container terminal at the Autonomous Port of Nouakchott, a key hub for Mauritania's foreign trade.

Kosmos Energy — Independent U.S. exploration and production company, a key partner in major West African gas developments.

Maurilog — Mauritania's leading logistics and oil & gas services company: transport, port operations, lifting and industrial logistics.

Meen & Meen — Integrated service provider for the mining and oil & gas sectors, delivering engineering expertise across the full project lifecycle — from feasibility studies to construction management.

GreenGo Energy — Danish renewable-energy developer and a major player in Mauritania's solar, wind and Power-to-X projects.

SCOMAT SA — Mauritanian construction and equipment company specializing in engineering works, infrastructure and heavy equipment.

Kemet Banda Holding — Project company tied to the development of the Banda gas field, central to the national energy strategy.

Mauritania Gateway — Business-intelligence and investment-facilitation platform connecting investors, companies and institutions around Mauritania's key sectors.

MCM — Mining company operating the Guelb Moghrein copper and gold deposit near Akjoujt.

CWP Global — Developer of mega renewable-energy hubs combining solar, wind, hydrogen and green ammonia.

SAHAMCO — Mauritanian company providing services to the mining and industrial sectors.

Chariot — London-listed energy group, developer of the Nour green hydrogen project and gas projects in Mauritania.

Kinross Tasiast — Subsidiary of Canada's Kinross Gold, operator of the Tasiast gold mine, one of West Africa's leading gold operations.

Technosystems — Mauritanian technology and engineering solutions company.

Établissement Memme pour l'Industrie et le Commerce — Mauritanian establishment active in industry and trade.

Attijari Bank — Subsidiary of the Attijariwafa bank group, established in Mauritania since 2010. A leading player in the local banking market, it serves individuals, professionals, businesses and investors through a nationwide branch network and the financing of the Mauritanian economy.

Attijari Bank — Subsidiary of the Attijariwafa bank group, established in Mauritania since 2010. A leading player in the local banking market, it serves individuals, professionals, businesses and investors through a nationwide branch network and the financing of the Mauritanian economy.

Attijari Bank — Subsidiary of the Attijariwafa bank group, established in Mauritania since 2010. A leading player in the local banking market, it serves individuals, professionals, businesses and investors through a nationwide branch network and the financing of the Mauritanian economy.