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The Moroccan and Mauritanian governments have signed a framework agreement to reconstruct, rehabilitate, and expand National Road No. 4, which connects the two countries. The goal is to improve transportation services and strengthen economic ties between Nouakchott and Nouadhibou, especially since it represents a major economic artery through which dozens of trucks pass daily towards West African markets south of the Sahara. It is worth noting that the road spans 480 kilometers, and its construction in 2004 cost over $72 million. However, it has deteriorated over time and is now known as the "Death Road" due to accidents resulting from its poor condition. The agreement aims to upgrade infrastructure and promote cooperation in other areas such as electrical interconnection, railway projects, and border crossings, within the framework of strategic relations between the two countries.
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