Le ministre de la culture et de l’artisanat porte- parole du gouvernement, Dr. Mohamed Lemine Ould Cheikh a prononcé jeudi soir à Paris un discours devant la 39ème session de l’Assemblée générale de l’Organisation des nations Unies pour l’Education, la science et la culture (Unesco) en présence des représentants des pays membres de l’organisation et d’une délégation de haut niveau de son département.
La Mauritanie a adopté une reforme culturelle ambitieuse qui, à la fois, permet la protection de l’identité culturelle et assure la cohésion entre toutes les composantes de son peuple(ministre de la culture)
Agence Mauritanienne d'Information, 02 November 2017, Mauritania
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