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Senegal and Mauritania End Airlines Dispute

Senegal_Airlines(AFP) – Air traffic between Senegal and Mauritania has resumed after a three-month pause, ending a row over onward flights, Senegalese sources said.
A Senegal Airlines flight took off from Dakar for Nouakchott in mid-afternoon Thursday, an airport official said. There was no immediate information on possible flights in the opposite direction by Mauritania Airlines.Senegal_Airlines
The bilateral row, which prevented all flights between the two countries since early July was based on a "misunderstanding," said Senegal's director general for transport Cheikh Tidiane Senghor.
In July, Senegal Airlines was barred from flying to Nouakchott in retaliation for Senegal's refusal to allow the Mauritanian flag carrier to fly African routes from Dakar.
But the two countries signed an accord on October 4 to end the dispute, Tidiane Senghor said.
Mauritania Airlines replaced Air Mauritania, an airline owned by the state and Mauritanian private interests that went bankrupt in early 2008, then Mauritania Airways, which went out of business last December.
Senegal Airlines, owned by the state and private Senegalese interests, began commercial flights in late January, over 18 months after the collapse of Air Senegal International (ASI), which belonged to Senegal and Royal Air Maroc.

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+4 #2 2011-10-14 09:24
handofamonkey
Well said my brother the bitter past experience said it all were their was no winner.Our governments should always encourage dialogue and negotiation not confrontation or aggressiveness. The two common things we have in us is being human-beings and Africans, and region and colour is for identification.
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+6 #1 2011-10-14 04:47
Senegal and Mauritania should learn from their past disputes and focus on how to improve their relationships. Mutual respect and understanding should be propagated between these two neighboring countries. And i must say that is high time for Mauritanians to stop seeing Senegalese and other black pple otherwise. God bless us all!
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