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MAURITANIA 16[edit]

2008: 2008 Mauritanian coup d'état
2009: Mauritanian presidential election, 2009
2011: 2011 in Mauritania; 2011–12 Mauritanian protests
2012: 2012 in Mauritania; 2012 Sahel drought
2013: Mauritanian parliamentary election, 2013
2014: Mauritanian presidential election, 2014
2014 ESTABLISHMENT IN MAURITANIA: Nouakchott-Nord Region; Nouakchott-Ouest Region; Nouakchott-Sud Region
2016: 2016 Arab League summit
2017: 2017 in Mauritania; Mauritanian constitutional referendum, 2017
2017 DISESTABLISHMENT IN MAURITANIA: Senate of Mauritania
2018: 2018 in Mauritania; Mauritanian parliamentary election, 2018
YEARS IN MAURITANIA: List of years in Mauritania; Timeline of Nouakchott
MAURITANIA - RELATED LISTS: Index of Mauritania-related articles; Outline of Mauritania; List of Governors-General of French West Africa; List of heads of state of Mauritania; List of lighthouses in Mauritania; List of flag bearers for Mauritania at the Olympics
LISTS OF EVENTS IN MAURITANIA: List of conflicts in Mauritania
MAURITANIA GENERAL: Mauritania; Portal:Mauritania; National Library of Mauritania; Pan Sahel Initiative
MAURITANIA STUBS: 1983 Land Reform Act; 2005 El Mreiti base attack; 2008 attack on the Israeli embassy in Mauritania; Al Rida Airways; Ardin (harp); Askaf; Association des Scouts et Guides de Mauritanie; Association Mauritanienne des Droits de l'Homme; Cannabis in Mauritania; Caravane cheese; Catholic Church in Mauritania; Embassy of Mauritania, London; En attendant les hommes; Free Confederation of Mauritanian Workers; General Confederation of Mauritanian Workers; Gudfiyya; Hassane; Al-Houriya; Imraguen people; Islam in Mauritania; Khoums; Laaroussien; Languages of Mauritania; List of universities and colleges in Mauritania; Mallemin; Mauritania Railway; Mauritania–Spain relations; 2007 killing of French tourists in Mauritania; Mauritanian Post Company; Mauritanians in France; Mauritel; Military Committee for National Salvation; National anthem of Mauritania; National anthem of Mauritania (1960–2017); National Order of Merit (Mauritania); Roman Catholic Diocese of Nouakchott; Organisation pour la mise en valeur du fleuve Sénégal; Ouled Birri; Polygamy in Mauritania; Public holidays in Mauritania; Pulaar language; Telecommunications in Mauritania; Telephone numbers in Mauritania; TV de Mauritanie; Union of Mauritanian Workers; Waiting for Happiness
MAURITANIA SPORT STUBS: Aly Abeid; Samba Adama; ADK Moderne Kaédi; Ahmed Ahmedou; Chérif Baba Aidara; Amadou Alassane; AS Garde Nationale; AS Armée Nationale; ASC Assaba; ASC El Ahmedi; ASC Entente Sebkha FC; ASC Guemeul; ASC Imraguens; ASC Kédia; ASC Nasr Zem Zem; ASC Police; ASC Sonalec; ASC Tidjikja; ASC Trarza Nadi Sporting; Adama Ba; Houleye Ba; Jacob Ba; Boubacar Bagili; Bessam; Sidi Mohamed Ould Bidjel; Mohamed Ould Brahim; Bounkou Camara; Khassa Camara; Souleyman Chebal Moctar; ASAC Concorde; Coupe du Président de la République; Dominique Da Sylva; Mohamed Dellahi Yali; Harouna Abou Demba; Taghiyoulla Denna; Eric Descombes; Ismaël Diakité; Mamadou Diallo (wrestler); Gaston Diamé; Diadié Diarra; Boubout Dieng; Fatou Dieng (athlete); Aicha Fall; Samba Fall; Football Federation of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania; Football in Mauritania; Birama Gaye; Salem Ould Habib; Mohamed Harouna; Youba Hmeida; Abdelaziz Kamara; Aminata Kamissoko; Moïse Kandé; Yoann Langlet; Ali Lemghaifry; Mauritania at the 1984 Summer Olympics; Mauritania at the 1988 Summer Olympics; Mauritania at the 1992 Summer Olympics; Mauritania at the 1996 Summer Olympics; Mauritania at the 2000 Summer Olympics; Mauritania at the 2004 Summer Paralympics; Mauritania at the 2013 World Championships in Athletics; Mauritania at the Olympics; Mauritania at the Paralympics; Mauritania national rugby union team; Mauritania Rugby Federation; ASC Mauritel Mobile FC; Jidou El Moctar; Sid'Ahmed Ould Mohamedou; ASC Nasr de Sebkha; Oumar N'Diaye (footballer, born 1988); Mohamed Ould Khalifa; Mohamed Ould Khayar; Noureddine Ould Ménira; Dahmed Ould Teguedi; Moustapha Sall; Moussa Samba; Abdoulahy Sangaré; Babacar Sar; Bilal Sidibé; Abdoulaye Gaye; ASC Snim; ASC Socogim; Demba Sow; Sport in Mauritania; Stade Cheikha Ould Boïdiya; Stade Olympique (Nouakchott); Stadium of Ksar; Oumar Samba Sy; FC Tevragh-Zeina; Oumar Timbo