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Mauritanias fabled iron ore train snakes its way across the desert between the towns of Choum and Ben Amira, November 14, 2006. The railway is a lifeline for one of the worlds poorest and most sparsely populated countries, which straddles black and Arab Africa. Iron accounted for over 50 percent of exports last year, from a country twice the size of France but with just 3 million people. Now some Mauritanians hope recent political change and new oil production are taking them to a better life. Picture taken November 14, 2006. To match feature MAURITANIA-TRAIN/ REUTERS/David Rouge (MAURITANIA)
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16"x24" (61x41cm) Metal Print
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Estimated Product Size is 61.5cm x 41.2cm (24.2" x 16.2")
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Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) orientation to match the source image.
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This photo print, titled "Gm1Duftpqzaa" captures the awe-inspiring sight of Mauritania's legendary iron ore train snaking its way through the vast desert landscape between Choum and Ben Amira. Taken on November 14,2006, this image showcases the vital lifeline that this railway represents for one of the world's poorest and most sparsely populated countries. Mauritania, a nation straddling both black and Arab Africa, relies heavily on iron exports to sustain its struggling economy. In fact, iron accounted for more than half of its total exports in the previous year alone. This West African country may be twice the size of France but is home to just three million people. Against this backdrop emerges a glimmer of hope as Mauritanians dream of a brighter future. Recent political changes coupled with new oil production have sparked optimism among some citizens who believe these developments will lead them towards a better life. The photograph itself beautifully encapsulates both the harshness and allure of Mauritania's desert environment. The immense length of the train winding through seemingly endless sand dunes serves as a metaphorical representation of resilience amidst adversity. Taken by David Rouge for Reuters Images, this powerful image provides us with an insight into Mauritania's unique challenges and aspirations while reminding us that even in desolate landscapes, there is always room for hope and progress.
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