Diplomatic missions to

Diplomatic missions to the High Council of State On 9 August, the coup leader Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, met successively with the Arab League envoy, the United Nations special envoy and ambassadors from several European countries and United States.Assistant Secretary General of the League, Ahmed Ben Hili, handed over a letter from the Secretary General of the League, while he stated that he had given assurances about the detainees, who informed him that democratic institutions would be preserved and that their apparently was that the Board was concerned about the interests of the country, strongly criticized statements by parties loyal to President. On arrival in Cairo on August 13, reiterated that "no military coup in Mauritania and life is developing normally "and that no democratic experience was threatened. He was later received the United Nations special representative in West Africa, Said Djinnit, that after the meeting stated: UN joins all institutions that call the return to constitutional order.The question that arises in the agenda are the conditions under which this return to the constitutional order is made as quickly as possible. Late on day 9, Abdelaziz met the ambassadors of Germany Mauritania , Spain, U.S. and France, together with a representative of the United Nations Program for Development and the charge d'affaires of the European Union. In his meeting diplomats requested the immediate release of detainees and the return to constitutional order that emerged from the 2007 presidential election.