Top list garment manufacturing companies in Mauritania

1 Mauri-Tex

Established in 2001 by two brothers from Morocco and Algeria, Mauri-Tex has since become one of the largest textile manufacturers in Africa. The company specializes in creating high quality fabrics using natural fibers such as cotton and wool from local suppliers all over Africa. Their products are supplied to clients around the world including major fashion labels like Armani Exchange and Banana Republic.

2 Aramys Group

Founded in 1979 as a small manufacturing firm, the Aramys Group currently occupies Z.I. Ibn Khaldoun in the north of Tunisia. The company operates in the textile industry, and its production facilities are well equipped to produce clothes for both men and women. They manufacture products such as denim and sportswear.

The company was founded by Maher Brahem, who had a desire to create a unique garment manufacturing business. He set up the company with a small team of 80 dedicated workers. He wanted to ensure that the product he manufactured was of top quality and that the job he created would provide employment for his friends and family. The company also exports to leading international brands.

The company has a production capacity of 20,000 to 25,000 pieces of clothing per week. It uses materials from Europe and Tunisia. In addition, they are part of the MADFORWATER project, which aims to improve wastewater treatment and reuse. The products produced by the company include woven fabrics, narrow weaving, and polyethylene film.

The company’s other divisions include a women’s clothing production unit, a denim and sportswear production unit, a production unit for knitwear, and a textile laboratory. The textile laboratory performs physical and chemical analyses and provides regulatory testing services.

The company is dedicated to the export market, and has more than 40 years of experience in the textile industry. The company also offers a wide variety of sourcing services. The company is a member of the Morrocan Technical Textile Cluster, an association of research and educational institutions. The cluster is aimed at positioning Moroccan companies in the technical textiles sector. It promotes collaborative projects and encourages innovative approaches.

3 Vega Confection

Vega Confection is one of the most successful garment manufacturing companies in Mauritania. Founded in 1994 by the ZARRAD family, it currently boasts a workforce of about 4,000. The company also has a sister company called CRJ that handles denim and sportswear production. The company has also been hailed as one of the most environmentally friendly outfits in North Africa.

The company has an impressive 1200 m2 of production space in the aforementioned Ksar Hellal. The company has a well-trained staff of 120, and a burgeoning supply chain that includes several high-end French brands. The company also has a large distribution footprint in several countries across the Middle East. It is also home to a state-of-the-art e-commerce system and a retail boutique that specializes in bridal wear. The company’s products are sold in over 35 countries worldwide.

The company also has a large number of products, including swimwear, sleepwear, formal wear, and casual apparel. The company has a small but mighty team that is a pleasure to work with. The company is a leader in the industry with innovative design and technology, and offers a diverse and quality range of clothing to suit every budget.

4 L’Industrie de la Confection

Mauritania is not short on natural resources, but the name of the ilk of yours truly begs the question, is the Mauritanian economy on par with that of yours oh-so-honest? In fact, it has the coveted dubious designation of the “President’s Department of Commerce” which it snatched from eminently competitive Chad and Tunisia in the mid nineties. That’s not to mention the uninhibited aforementioned feb. It’s not just about the country and its environs, but the entire region as a whole. A requisite for any contiguous nation is to have an adequate air and land transport and logistics policy to boot.

5 Mauritania’s Ministry of Economy and Trade

Mauritania’s economy is largely based on agriculture. The country has large deposits of gold and copper. It also has iron ore and oil gas fields. The government has provided several incentives to attract foreign investors.

The primary sector accounts for 18.1% of GDP. The country has a highly centralized government. The National Assembly is elected by popular vote and has little independence from the executive.

The economy has been recovering from the economic crisis. However, privatization remains a key issue. There is a lack of social welfare. The public sector depends on foreign sources for financing.

The country is a member of ECOWAS, a West African economic organization. It has recently signed a free trade agreement with the group. Mauritania’s coastal waters are among the world’s richest fishing areas. It also exports fish to the European Union.

The country’s population is estimated at 2.5 million people. The majority are subsistence farmers. The government provides limited social welfare. During the drought, many farmers were forced to move to the cities.

Mauritania’s exports have increased in recent years, with the growth of fishing products to Cote d’Ivoire and Nigeria. Imports have also grown. The 2020 services exports totaled USD 110 million, while the imports were USD 2.7 billion.

The country has signed a number of bilateral and regional agreements to boost investment. The government does not provide detailed information on specific schemes to support exports. Visiting the country and getting acquainted with potential partners and distributors is recommended.

The country’s flag is green with a yellow crescent and stars. It symbolizes Islam. The legal system is derived from Islamic sharia law. The population is mainly Sunni Muslims of the Malkite rite.