
Mariem Mahmoudi Eleywe
Cleaning Worker

The Municipality of Ouadane is a decentralized local authority responsible for delivering public services, driving local development, and managing territorial affairs for the town of Ouadane and its associated settlements. This page presents the municipality's organizational structure and the values it upholds. To learn about the town of Ouadane, its history and its heritage, visit the “About Ouadane” section; to learn about the members of its leadership, visit the “Municipal Council” section.
To provide transparent, effective and equitable public services to all residents of Ouadane; to preserve our historic and natural heritage; and to invest responsibly in infrastructure and in the health and prosperity of the community.
Ouadane as a resilient municipality with quality services and a cohesive community — proud of its history, open to its surrounding region, and ready for the future through sound governance and sustainable development.
The Municipality of Ouadane was established under Law No. 289/87, issued on 20 October, and became one of the officially recognized municipalities of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania. Its main responsibilities include:
Since its establishment, the municipality has been governed by seven successive municipal councils.
The municipality's geographical jurisdiction covers the entire Ouadane Department and includes the historic town of Ouadane as well as eight villages and settlements:
The team at the town hall serving residents day to day

Cleaning Worker

Administrative Assistant

Administrative and Financial Officer

Tourism Officer