Embassy of Mauritania in China

Embassy of the Islamic Mauritania in Beijing

Ambassador: H.E. Mr. EL VILALY Mohamed Abdellahi
Address: No. 9, Dong San Jie, San Li Tun, Chaoyang District
Postal Code: 100600
Tel: (+86)10 6532 1346, 6532 1703
Fax: (+86)10 6532 1685

 How to reach the Embassy
If you want to go to the Embassy of the Islamic Mauritania in Beijing by bus, you can take the following buses to your destinations: Bus No. 113, 115, 406, 416, 431, 701, 758.
 

The brief introduction of Islamic Mauritania:
 The economy of Mauritania:
Mauritania mainly relies on its stockbreeding and mining industry to develop itself. However, the quantities of the production is not adequately enough to feed themselves well, confined by its geographical character, so the import for other necessities is a must.

In the past years, a series of policies have been carried out to stimulate its economy, such as the implementation of the preferential policy to attract foreign investment. In general, its economy improves step by step. In spite of over 50 percent of population still suffers from poverty, all Mauritanians have been benefited from the improved economy.

 The bilateral relationship
On Jul 19, 1965, the Sino-Mauritania bilateral relationship was established on the basis of friendliness, trust and respect. Both sides take similar attitudes towards some controversial issues. They are mutually supportive and cooperative in the different fields, such as politics, education, economy, technology and so on. In the course of cooperation, the heads of the countries have always kept in close touch with each other. They will definitely witness the pleasant and bright future. 

 The history of Mauritania
It is shown by the archeological study that the origin of Mauritania can be traced back to the Old Stone Age. During the 1st century AD, the nomad called Boboer resided in the north of Mauritania. In the meantime, there were blacks who settled themselves down along the river of Senegal.

From 1913 to 1920, Mauritania was protected by France; then it was monopolized by France in 1920; and last it was totally occupied by France as its overseas territory in 1946. On Nov 28, 1960, Mauritania finally gained its independence and Nouakchott boasted itself as the youngest capital in Africa in this desert.

 Please contact China Embassy in Mauritania if this country's citizens will go to China.