Growing activity across Mauritania’s mining, energy, offshore, infrastructure, oil and gas, renewable energy and development sectors has prompted African shipping and logistics specialist OBT to establish a local presence in the country. The new operation will be connected to OBT’s wider African network.
Youssef Bouricha, OBT’s Mauritania Country Manager, said: “Mauritania is a natural next step for OBT. Customers increasingly want clear accountability throughout a job. That enables us to plan earlier, make decisions faster and adapt when conditions change.”
The expansion reflects customer demand, market opportunity and Mauritania’s strategic position...
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