صحافة بلادي صحيفة إلكترونية مغاربية متجددة على مدار الساعة تعنى بشؤون المغرب الجزائر ليبيا موريتانيا تونس
Mauritania – The Mauritanian Ministry of Interior and Decentralization announced, on Wednesday, the lifting of the vehicle movement ban that had been imposed since last April throughout the national territory, as part of austerity measures aimed at confronting the repercussions of the global energy crisis.
This decision comes after pressure from the opposition, which considered the ban a restriction on the freedom of movement of citizens, demanding that the president cancel the measure, which was partially achieved with the ministry announcing the end of this measure.
The streets of Nouakchott and other cities witnessed strict restrictions on car movement, which affected the daily life of residents, led to the disruption of some economic activities and transportation services, and also created a feeling of popular tension, especially among workers and small business owners who depend on daily transportation.
Observers point out that lifting the ban reflects weak government planning and the inability to reconcile austerity policies with the living needs of citizens. It also raises questions about the state’s readiness to confront economic crises without resorting to coercive measures that directly affect freedom of movement and daily life.
The experience of the movement ban in Mauritania remains a clear lesson about the need for more flexible policies and responsiveness to the demands of citizens, away from sudden decisions that may reflect negatively on social and economic stability
Source: “My press”
