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On 11 and 12 April 2013, a group of Mauritanian officers from the Mauritanian military academy, visited NATO Headquarters for a series of briefings and discussions with officials from the Alliance's International Staff and International Military Staff.
Topics discussed included NATO’s Individual Partnership and Cooperation Programme with Mauritania; the military cooperation under the Mediterranean Dialogue; NATO’s role in the fight against terrorism, NATO’s operations; as well as opportunities of cooperation in the areas of civil emergency planning, border security, and training and education.
During the visit, the group had the opportunity to meet, among others, with Mr. Nicola de Santis, Head of the Middle East and North Africa Section in NATO’s Political Affairs and Security Policy Division; with Dr Juliette Bird, Head of the Counter Terrorism Section in the Emerging Security Challenges Division; with Mr. Jean-Claude Gagnon, Officer at the Planning Directorate in the Defence Policy and Planning Division, and with LtCol Henri Lambare of the Regional Partnership Branch at the Cooperation and Regional Security Division of the International Military Staff
In the framework of the Defence Education Enhancement Programme (DEEP), the Mauritanian group also visited the Military Academy in Saumur, France.
Mauritania is a member of NATO’s Mediterranean Dialogue from its establishement in December 1994.