- Distribution of 2,400 tricycles to economic interest groups in collaboration with the Urban Council and administrative authorities of Nouakchott. Chapter 2: Measures to disseminate recommendations Several measures were taken to ensure the wide circulation of the concluding observations adopted following consideration of the report. Section 1: Methodology for presentation and dissemination The concluding observations adopted following consideration of the report were presented and disseminated during a series of technical meetings and interviews, and data collection with or from various actors. The observations generated a great deal of interest from stakeholders who made commitments to facilitate their implementation. Pursuant to these guidelines, the Government adopted several measures to guarantee the participation of all relevant public institutions and civil society in the implementation of the recommendations contained in the concluding observations. Section 2: Participation of public departments in the drafting of the report Conscious of the importance of ACHPR observations in the orientation of programmes and refocusing of policies, the CTIER systematically submits the report to the different ministries and non-governmental organizations and associations for review and analysis. Chapter 3: Civil and political rights (articles 2 to 13) Paragraph 1: Right to the enjoyment of rights and freedoms guaranteed in the Charter Fundamental rights and freedoms are guaranteed at the constitutional and legislative levels. The Constitution guarantees:  The right to equality;  Basic human rights and freedoms;  The right to property;  Political freedoms and freedom of association;  Economic and social rights;  Family-related rights. Article 10 stipulates: “The State guarantees public and individual freedoms, in particular: - Freedom of movement and freedom to settle in any part of the territory of the Republic, - Freedom to enter and leave the national territory, 33