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The pan-African group behind Attijari Bank Mauritania: key figures, ratings, footprint and a project-finance track record in African energy and infrastructure.
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High-Level Strategic Round Table · Mauritania — Canary Islands
Seven presentations — ministries, the national utility, the Canarian government, its investment agency and the banks
Each presentation given in Las Palmas has its own page: the content in full, the figures as their authors stated them, and the original deck to download. Together they form the working record of the round table — the Mauritanian project portfolio, the Canarian energy position, the institutional framework on both shores, and the financing behind it.
The pan-African group behind Attijari Bank Mauritania: key figures, ratings, footprint and a project-finance track record in African energy and infrastructure.
What a Mauritanian corporate client can actually borrow: CAPEX, OPEX, trade finance and market guarantees, product by product.
The national grid operator’s project book: IPP generation, the 225 kV backbone, regional interconnections and rural electrification.
The Canarian energy picture: where the islands stand on renewables, the 2030 targets, and the €550 m+ of programmes paying for the transition.
The government programme designed to make the energy and mining sectors investable — regulation, agencies, training and local content.
The country pitch: resources, reformed legal framework, gas and hydrogen portfolios, green iron and the infrastructure to carry it.
How the Canary Islands organise their business relationship with Africa — two axes, thirteen lines of action, and named actions for Mauritania in 2026/27.
The round table was organised by Oneport Canarias, the federation of the private companies of the Port of Las Palmas. Its corporate catalogue is not a presentation from the programme, but it answers the question the presentations leave open — who, on the Canarian side, actually does the work.
The organiser of the round table in its own words: who the Federation is, what the Port of Las Palmas offers, its 24 member companies, and the Shipping Canary Islands 2026 forum.
Read end to end, the seven decks describe the same chain from two sides: resources and projects in Mauritania, capability and capital in the Canary Islands, and the legal, logistical and financial machinery that has to connect them.
To be connected with any of the organisations that presented, to receive the full documentation of the round table, or to take part in the next stage, get in touch with the Mauritania Gateway team.