Mauritania

Mauritania: BBC Q&A on Mauritania 2007 elections

Voters in the West African state of Mauritania went to the polls on 11 March 2007 to elect a president. Just over one million people, or about a third of the population, are eligible to vote in an election marking the final phase of a political transition that began with a bloodless coup in August 2005. That coup ended 21 years of President Maaouiya Ould Sid Ahmed Taya's authoritarian rule.

Somaliland's presidential elections, The Economist-YouTube (2010)

This video is on the Somaliland Presidential Election took place on 26 June 2010, and on 10 July 2010 the Somaliland Supreme Court announced that the opposition leader Ahmed Silanyo has defeated the incumbent, President Dahir Riyale Kahin with 49% of the votes

Mauritania: Preliminary Statement, Presidential Elections, EU, (29 March 2007) (French version)

 

Mauritania: Preliminary Statement, Presidential Elections, EU, (29 March 2007) (Arabic version)

 

Mauritania:Preliminary Statement, Presidential Elections, EU, (14 March, 2007) (Arabic version)

 

Mauritania: Final Report, Local, Legislative and Presidential Elections, EU, (2006) (French version)

 

Mauritania: Report of the observation delegation, municipal and parliamentary elections, European Parliament (2006)

 

Mauritania: Report of the observation delegation, presidential elections, European Parliament (2007)

 

Mauritania: Pre-election assessment report, legislative and municipal elections, NDI (2011)

 

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Mauritania: Pre-Election Assessment Delegation's Report on Legislative and Municipal Elections, NDI (2011)

 

Mauritania: Constitution with the draft amendments (2006)

This is an English translation of the Mauritanian Constitution with the draft amendments submitted to the June 25 referendum.