October 18, 1963 - President John F. Kennedy greets Mokhtar Ould Daddah, President of Mauritania

President John F. Kennedy meets with President Mokhtar Ould Daddah of Mauretania. Kennedy walks across White House Lawn and greets President Mokhtar Ould Daddah as he steps from helicopter and they walk back to the White House past Honor Guard.

[@elembyahmed2476]

This is unbelievable i can not believe my eys i never thought that i would see such a beautiful sight when mauritania was only three years old moktar daddah meets the president of the us kennedy was a good man to be honest and say the truth and the good die young

[@elembyahmed2476]

I understand he liked isreal but he was good to us as you can see so we have to say good about him because he said the same thing to us and respected .

[@Mauritania_]

لا أعلم أي الرجلين تقصد لكن حب كندي لا يعنينا في شيء و فرق ما بين السياسة و الحب، أما الأب الرئيس المختار فلم يحب الكيان الصهيوني "إسرائيل" يوما و كان أول من قطع العلاقات مع مصر فور توقيع أنور السادات إتفاقية كامب ديفيد في ظرف 15 دقيقة بعدها تعلق عضوية مصر في الجامعة العربية و يقول أنور السادات في ذلك "نبحتنا كل كلاب العرب حتى دويلة موريتانيا"، كان الجواز الموريتاني ممنوع عليه دخول "إسرائيل"، هدد السفير الآمريكي بإعادة قطع العلاقات مجددا مع آمريكا إذا ما مست قضايا أمته.
كانت دبلوماسيتنا قوية يومها.
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[@elembyahmed2476]

Hey man who thought you all of this information be a little respectful to represent your country and if you are not from Mauritania why are you writing this foolish comments online do you know that everybody that goes to this you tube page sees this comments .you have to treat people the way they treat you and not mind how they treat other people . when did he backstabbed us ,never did he do that and as far as I am concerned I was a history teacher in Nouakchott . I was wondering where you frm