The National Assembly has granted its confidence to the government of Prime Minister Mokhtar Ould Djay, which won the support of 145 MPs, with 21 voting against and one MP abstaining.
The result of the vote came at the end of a parliamentary session devoted to debating the government's general policy programme, which included interventions by MPs from the majority and the opposition, before the prime minister responded to the various remarks and questions raised by the deputies.
With this vote, the government has secured the confidence of the parliamentary majority, allowing it to continue implementing its programme and commitments in the coming period.



