Mauritania has established a National Anti-Corruption Authority to combat corruption, but concerns remain about its effectiveness and enforcement.

Despite the appointment of the Military Operations Command, which toppled Bashar al-Assad's regime, and its leader Ahmed al-Sharaa as Syria's interim president, Maghreb countries remain hesitant to open a new chapter with the country.

The new political leadership in Senegal has started strengthening its steps toward economic integration and bilateral cooperation with its northern neighbor, Mauritania, focusing on several shared issues and strategies.

Ghazouani’s visit to Morocco, framed as personal, highlighted growing ties and potential mediation in Morocco-Algeria tensions.

Maghreb countries and political parties have expressed solidarity with Syria’s people, supporting their sovereignty and a peaceful transition after al-Assad’s fall.