Mauritania is a dry and dusty West African country. What do you think?
Mauritania is a drought-stricken and dusty West African country with hot and dry weather, and 90% of the land is covered by vast deserts. It has a vast territory, covering an area of approximately 1.03 million hectares. Mauritania faces the Atlantic Ocean to the west and borders Western Sahara, Algeria, Mali and Senegal. The host country not only has the garden landscape of Desert Spring, but also has the advantages of international shipping as a port city.
Mauritania has a very high urbanization market share, ranking second in Africa. However, most areas of Mauritania have not been affected by urban development and still maintain their natural state, with many original magnificent natural scenery and relaxed and ordinary life style.
Unfortunately, daily life is still full of various tests. For example: the host country has been in conflict with neighboring countries Algeria and Morocco over the territorial dispute over Western Sahara. Poor medical conditions, rich biopharmaceutical profits
The medical level of the host country is relatively poor. Most hospitals are located in Nouakchott, the capital of Beijing. The hospital equipment is not complete, and many pregnant women will suffer from maternal diseases. Childbirth complications. Moreover, the maternal mortality rate and infant mortality rate are very high, about 1%.
People in the host country are also at risk from infectious diseases such as dengue fever, tuberculosis, and acute enteritis. Most of the pharmaceutical industry in the host country is controlled by privatized companies. In response to such a large demand for drugs, they have made a lot of money over the years. The implementation of culture and education is difficult
Although Mauritania is poor, the local government also understands that no matter how poor it is, it cannot leave children behind. All local children have the right to free and compulsory education. The school's enrollment is very high, but the attendance rate of children is very low. In particular, backward areas not only lack adequate educational facilities, but their attendance is much lower than that of children in big cities. In the final analysis, the reason is caused by poverty. Although tuition fees are not paid, tuition fees such as textbook fees, meal fees, and student uniform fees make most families in the country unable to bear the pressure.
Not only do they have no money to pay for tuition, but there is also a serious food crisis in the country where they live, resulting in children who do not have enough to eat, lack nutrition, and have no energy to study. In order not to waste food, many parents let their children enter society early to make money to support their families.