Party of Unity and Development

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The Party of Unity and Development (French: Parti de l’Unité et du Développement, PUD) is a political party in Mauritania led by Mohamed Baro.^[1]

History

The party won three seats in the 2013 parliamentary elections.^[2]

References

↑ Mauritania CIA World Factbook
↑ Elections held in 2013 IPU

Political parties in Mauritania

With seats	Union for the Republic (75) Tewassoul (16) El Wiam (10) People's Progressive Alliance (7) El Karam (6) Union for Democracy and Progress (6) Burst of Youth for the Nation (4) APJD/MPR (4) El Vadila (3) Party of Unity and Development (3) Ravah Party (3) Republican Party for Democracy and Renewal (3) Democratic Justice Party (1) Democratic People's Party (1) Dignity and Action Party (1) El Islah (1) Party of Mauritanian Authenticity (1) Socialist Democratic Unionist Party (1)

Without seats	Alternative Democratic Renovation Mauritanian Party of Union and Change Mauritanian Popular Front National Rally for Democracy, Liberty and Equality Rally for Democracy and Unity Rally of Democratic Forces Sawab Union of the Democratic Center Union of the Forces of Progress

Banned	Action for Change Hizb ut-Tahrir Mauritanian People's Party National Vanguard Party (Ba'ath Party) Union of Democratic Forces

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