FindMe in Saudi — Vol. I
W Guides cover: King Abdullah Financial District at dusk; KSA Annual Review quoting HRH Prince Sultan bin Salman, "A changing country towards a new future".
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A nation-branding, communication and event-engineering company. Eighteen years of investment guides, country reports and institutional events across the Gulf, Spain and West Africa — now building Mauritania's digital economic infrastructure from Nouakchott.
Nayra Delgado's publication catalogue spans the Gulf, Spain and the Atlantic. The FindMe series — Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Gran Canaria — together with BeHere Qatar and a BusinessWeek Qatar special section, combines nation branding, sector intelligence and investment promotion. Produced with Global Gulf Consulting, several carry endorsements from ministers, investment authorities and Saudi royalty.
W Guides cover: King Abdullah Financial District at dusk; KSA Annual Review quoting HRH Prince Sultan bin Salman, "A changing country towards a new future".
Green cover mapping the Saudi Railway (SAR) network: "Railing the Desert — How SAR is transforming the roadmap of Saudi Arabia".
Spanish-language feature "Celebrando 50 prósperos años / El despegue de Kuwait" over the Kuwait City skyline. Guide covered by the Kuwait Times.
English page "An investment trendy island" with island president José Miguel Bravo de Laguna; masthead credits Nayra Delgado as managing director and editor.
"As seen in BusinessWeek" section headed "QATAR — Going beyond energy", on diversifying away from oil and gas into a knowledge economy.
B'HERE cover "Inspiring Qatar" over Doha's Museum of Islamic Art; the B' Clever / B' Healthy / B' Real subheads still hold lorem-ipsum placeholder.
Byte-identical to behere-qatar-2009.webp (same MD5, 82,716 bytes). Same B'HERE "Inspiring Qatar" cover, listed separately in the page's archive section.
B'HERE Magazine Qatar cover "From pearl trading to a global powerhouse / Education for a better generation", facing a United Development Company violin advertisement.
Island map set into the Bahraini flag; strapline "Your unique guide on business & leisure in the Kingdom of Bahrain", with App Store badge.
"Did you know that…" facts page: aid donor ranking, 27-million population, Madain Saleh, WTO and G-20 membership, Prince Sultan bin Salman's spaceflight.
Blue chapter opener framed by the guide's arc-and-arabesque motif, showing a large greenfield construction site with tower cranes. No title on this page.
Green chapter opener showing the illuminated King Abdullah Financial District towers at dusk, framed by the same arc-and-arabesque motif. No title text.
Olive-green chapter opener showing newly laid railway track running into desert haze, framed by the guide's arc motif. No title text.
Deep-blue chapter opener with a night aerial view of a lit Saudi city and its main avenue. No caption or title on the page.
In 2019 GGC World moved its centre of gravity to Nouakchott. What began as investment-guide work became a permanent platform: Mauritania Gateway is now the country's independent strategic platform for economic intelligence, market access and sector dialogue — publishing continuously in four languages, convening the events that bring the two Atlantic shores together, and building the digital tools that make both usable.
Everything that follows — the events, the platforms, the editorial output, the brands — is produced by the same team, under one roof.
From a 150-person cooperation forum to a 5,000-visitor trade fair, in chronological order. Each one produced by GGC World with Mauritania Gateway — brand, platform, logistics, protocol, media and post-event reporting.
GGC World designed and ran the official presentation of the European Interreg MAC programme in Mauritania, then the 2025 forum in the presence of the President of the Government of the Canary Islands — nine of the ten first-call projects had Mauritanian partners.
The first edition of Mauritania's international health exhibition, inaugurated by the First Lady. GGC World created the MEDEX brand, built medex.mr and produced the whole event — over 100 exhibitors and delegations from 30 countries.
GGC World created AMEISS in the context of the GTA gas field: two days of conferences, B2B meetings and technical visits bringing the Canarian industrial base together with Mauritania's emerging energy economy.
The second edition confirmed MEDEX as the region's health-sector fixture, with participants from Spain, Morocco, Turkey and Senegal and exclusive fringe events for visiting delegations.
Forty decision-makers, closed doors, no keynotes. The second stage of the AMEISS cycle, organised by OnePort Canarias with PROEXCA and the support of Mauritania Gateway — turning opportunities into projects.
Forty-four women business leaders from both shores for a full working day. Organised by Charter 100 Canarias; Mauritania Gateway collaborates, providing the four-language event platform and the Mauritanian delegation.
No outsourced development. The same team that designs the brand builds the product and keeps it running — progressive web applications with real tools behind them, not brochure sites.
mauritaniagateway.com
The platform GGC World designed, built and operates: market intelligence, live tenders, an energy-sector directory, an economic calendar and gated briefings — in four languages including Arabic RTL, installable as a progressive web app.
Energy, mining, blue economy and agriculture, updated continuously.
Public and private calls, with featured dossiers and downloadable PDFs.
Clickable profiles of the companies shaping Mauritania's energy sector.
Registration unlocks briefings, reports and B2B matchmaking.
Full microsites with delegate directories and meeting requests.
EN · FR · ES · AR with full right-to-left support.
quantumtraining.io
An AI-driven training platform for Mauritanian engineers and technicians. Quantum Training diagnoses each learner's real level, then generates a personalised pathway across oil & gas, energy, construction and technical management — created by Mauritania Gateway.
Each learner is assessed, then given a pathway generated for them.
Content adjusts continuously to progress and to the local market.
Courses and assessments built for the Mauritanian market.
Knowledge checks with explained answers, not just a score.
Skills assessment and support into industrial employment.
A funding model backed by public and private sponsors.
Nine tracks built from what Mauritanian employers in energy, mining and industry actually ask for.
ameissummit.com
The summit's own portal: programme, themes, delegate registration with a live countdown, a bilingual B2B matchmaking area and a sponsor showcase — built and operated in-house.
Registration page driven by the event date.
Participant accounts and bilateral meeting requests.
The summit agenda laid out as navigable cards.
Tiered partner visibility across every page.
medex.mr
The exhibition platform behind two editions: stand booking with 3D booth previews, sponsorship packages, exhibitor accounts and a save-the-date countdown that has carried thousands of registrations.
Premium, standard and basic packages with 3D previews.
Self-service reservation and document handling.
The commercial case, presented and bookable online.
Save-the-date panel with live figures.
Mauritania Gateway does not repackage press releases. It produces the primary material the market lacks: the Energy Briefing — a strategic overview of an emerging Atlantic energy market, downloadable and quoted; filmed interviews with the people who actually run the sectors; explainer analysis on the geography and chokepoints that shape Mauritanian energy; and field reportage that follows the programmes to the construction site.
Every identity ships with the system behind it — rules, templates and training — so the client keeps producing, on brand, long after the engagement ends. Two examples.
Modernisation of the bank's institutional identity and the full creation of AMANTY, its consumer product brand — name, visual world, tone of voice and rollout across every customer touchpoint, inside the regulatory constraints of the financial sector.
A complete graphic charter and a running campaign system for Mauritania's solar operator: logo architecture, colour and type rules, product sheets, ISO certification announcements, technical explainers and a social template kit the team runs itself.
Strategy and institutional relations, operations and communication, software engineering, and a Canary Islands audiovisual crew — the whole value chain inside one company.
Nayra Delgado is the Spanish founder of GLOBAL GULF WORLD, created in 2008 and established in Mauritania in 2019. Her 25+ year career spans reporting for Reuters and EFE, directing investment guides across 25+ countries, and leading communication, branding and events in Nouakchott. She launched Mauritania Gateway and serves as PROEXCA Business Consul.
Mar Naranjo Suárez is a Spanish lawyer with two MBAs and a master's in diplomacy. She spent 2018–2022 in Nouakchott as FUCAEX legal representative at the Spanish Embassy, then led ACJ's international department across West African markets, where the company won the 2024 Las Palmas SME internationalisation award under her direction. She now promotes international trade for PROEXCA.
Mamoune Brahim is a Mauritanian telecommunications engineer trained at ENET'Com Sfax, with eleven years in web and platform development since 2015. He is lead designer and developer of the Quantum Training e-learning platform (Django, Next.js, PostgreSQL), builds Mauritania Gateway and the NoviOcean website, and produces visual and audiovisual content.
Mohamed Naji Cheibani works in business development and investment facilitation across energy, mining and local content. He founded NJ Consulting in 2024, represents ALCO, INSPIRAX and Terrapin in Mauritania, and previously handled logistics for SEPCO Industrie on the BP GTA project. He holds a degree in Oil & Gas Management from Dakar.
A journalism graduate of the University of Costa Rica with an Executive MBA, Yulissa leads operations at Mauritania Gateway in Nouakchott. She previously handled institutional communication for UN Women, FAO and IOM, and spent a decade as an international press correspondent for the German agency DPA across Guatemala, Mexico and Nicaragua.
Communication Manager at GGC Holding, Mohamed holds a Master's in Strategic Management and Management Control plus a degree in Human Resources Management. He trained at SEPCO Industries, ANRPTS, SNIM and the Central Bank of Mauritania, working across HR systems, public procurement, KPI reporting and institutional communication.
Web Designer and Multimedia Specialist at GGC Holding, El Moustapha brings over four years of building responsive websites, cross-platform Android and iOS applications and complete brand identities. A freelance developer since 2021, he created the 2hlen multi-service booking app and sites including pawbora.com and arthub.services.
A director of photography and camera assistant based in the Canary Islands, Arturo has worked on features, series, commercials, documentaries and music videos for Netflix, Amazon Prime, Paramount and Atresmedia. He shot a documentary for the Government of Mauritania and has field experience there with GGC World.
A second camera assistant and camera technician based in the Canary Islands, Saulo has worked on international features, TV series and commercials for Amazon Prime, Disney Channel and Palma Pictures. He is proficient with high-end camera systems including ARRI Alexa Mini LF, Sony Venice, RED and Arriflex.
An assistant director and production assistant trained in audiovisual and live-show directing, Maximiliano has worked on features, series and commercials for Nostromo Pictures, Secuoya, Palma Pictures and Surfilm. Also a screenwriter and photographer, he directed the SNDP commercial and filmed a documentary for the Government of Mauritania.
On both shores of the Atlantic — and beyond. A network maintained in Nouakchott for more than ten years, and a sister company in the Canary Islands giving direct access to Spanish institutional networks and EU invoicing.
Government of the Canary IslandsPROEXCA
Fundación Laboral de la ConstrucciónOnePort CanariasZamakona YardsCámara de Comercio de Gran CanariaBinter CanariasIPROCEL
Ministry of Youth
FFRIM — Football FederationSOGECOBanque El AmanaMaurilogCWP Global
Canarian-Mauritanian FoundationEU Global GatewayHospital Perpetuo SocorroSigned 3 July 2026 between Mauritania Gateway and the Mauritania British Business Council, establishing a strategic partnership to promote bilateral trade and investment between Mauritania and the United Kingdom.
Operational partner in Mauritania — the digital gateway to the Mauritanian economy, designed, developed and operated by GGC World.
Signed for Mauritania Gateway
Nouakchott, Mauritania
Operational partner in the United Kingdom, connecting British business to the Mauritanian market.
Matthew Anderson — Chairman
3 July 2026
Promotion of investment opportunities between the two markets.
Facilitation of B2B and B2G introductions.
Forums, webinars, delegations and other co-organised formats.
Market intelligence, sector briefings and regulatory context shared both ways.
Mutual logo display on official websites, mention across social platforms, joint public announcements — with prior written approval before either party uses the other's name, logo or brand identity.
Each party appoints a designated focal point, with regular coordination meetings.
Both parties retain independent organisations, free to pursue partnerships, memberships and activities outside this agreement.
Valid for an initial period of 12 months, renewable by mutual written agreement.