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LES ADMIS DE LA COMMISSION DU TRARZA 2019 ORD NOMS ET PRENOMS DATE ET LIEU DE NAISSANCE CATEGORIE 001 SIIKI OUMAR SYILA ALIONN 1982 TEVRAGH ZEINA B 002 BEIDE ETHMAN MESSOUD 1996 EL MINA B 003 WAGUI MOH KAMARA 1993 BOUANZ B 004 EMEINOU MOH AMEIRA 1994 ELGHABRA B 005 YERO SADIO SOW 1972 FOUM GLIETA B 006 YAHIE ETHMANE EBEID 1994 DJONABE B 007 MOHAMED LAGHDHAF MOHAMED 1995 SANGRAVE BC 008 DJEBRIL MAMADOU BOCOUM 1998 LEKSEIBE B 009 MAMADOU ABOU DIA 1998 DAR EL BARKA B 010 ABDELLAHI MAMADOU BOUCOUME 1996 LEKIEIBE B 011 FATIMETOU EL WENANE BOBIH 2001 NDB B 012 DEMBOU SAMBA YAHERA 1993 GOURAYE B 013 MOH ABDERAHMAANE MOH MOCTAR 1996 BOURKINA B 014 IDRISSA HAROUNA THIAM 1984 MAGHAMA B 015 BRAHIM MOH EL MOUSTAPHA 1995 SEBKHA B 016 ABDELLAHI MAMADOU SIDIBE 1984 GOURAYE B 017 ABDERRAHMANE WEID 1980 ROSSO B 018 EL HACENE CHEDAD 1999 SEBKHA B 019 SAMIYAH MOH MBAREK AHT 1972 JEDDAH B 020 TASSOUROU MOULAY 1966 TIDJIKJA B 021 MOHAMED BYA 1976 EL MINA B 022 ABDELLAHI BRAHIM BOCOUM 1969 KIFFA B 023 MAMADOU ABDOURAHIMOU 1993 AERE MBAR B 024 BABAH MOH SALEM 1974 OUAD NAGA B 025 LIMAM MOH YOUSSOUF 1996 TOUJOUNINE B 026 SID AHMED MOH DERWISH 1999 ARAFAT B 027 VATIMETOU AHMED SALEM 1999 ARAFAT B 028 MOH LEMIN CHEIKH KNT 1993 RADHI B 029 Y0UBA SIDI BOUSHAB 1977 MBOUT B 030 ABI EMAMY MOH EL MOKHTAR 1993 RADHI B 031 MOH LAGHDHAF TOURAD 1993 ETOUIL B 032 MOH LEMIN MOH EL MOKHTAR 1977 RADHI B 033 KHALED BOUDBOUDA 2001 LAS PALMAS B 034 YAHYE MOH AHMED 2001 AIOUN B 035 SALEM HAMADY 1984 RADHI B 036 EL HOUSSEIN MHEIMEDAT 1980 BOUMDEID B 037 OUTHMAN CHEIKH 1992 ROSSO B 038 AHMED MOHAMEDEN SLK 1986 NDIGO B 039 BEKE EL MOCTAR 1982 KEUR MACENE B 040 CHEIKH ELMEHDI CHEIKH 1995 SEBKHA B 041 KERTOUMA ALIOUNE TALL 1980 KSAR B 042 ABDATT AHMED 1996 TEVRAGH ZEINA B 043 BRAHIM DEMBA 2000 TEVRAGH ZEINA B 044 EL GHASSEM MOHAMED 1975 BARKEIWEL B 045 FATIMETOU YEHDIH SALIKI MKP 1981 EL MINA B 046 YEHDHIH AHMED SALEM 2001 KSAR B 047 SIDI MOH MOH EL MOCTAR 2001 KSAR B 048 MOH SALECK MHAMED 1995 T Z B 049 MOH MOH SALEK 2001 TEYARET B 050 CHEIKH HAMAR VALL 1982 MBALAL B 051 NZAHA MOH YAHYA 1986 ROSSO B 052 DAH ABD EL BAGHY TALEB MOHAMED 1961 DAR NAIM D 053 ABDEL BAGHI DAH 1988 SAMGRVE B 054 MARIEM SIDINA BOBOYE 1964 BOUTILIMIT B 055 EL MOCTAR SALEK BOUH 1999 BOUTILMIT B 056 OUMAR DAH ELARBY ABDELLAHI 1995 EL MINA B 057 AMADOU ADAMA BA 1974 BOGHE B 058 ALWATA AHMED EL KORI 2000 GUEROU B 059 ABD EL GHADER HAROUNA MEIGUA 1991 SEBKHA B 060 SID AMAR SIDI AMAR 1988 ALEG B 061 MOHAMDY MOHAMED LEMIN ELY 1977 SOUDOUD B 062 BRAHIM BELAL 1972 BOUTILIMIT B 063 HENNOUNE MOHAMED 1993 TEVRAGH ZEINA B 064 EL HASSEN EBRAHIME 1998 EL MINA B 065 AISSATA MOHAMEOU 1988 SEBKHA B 066 DADO MOHAMDOU 1999 SEBKHA B 067 ROUGHAYA MOHAMED 1973 HASSI ABDELLAH B 068 VATMA SAMBA 1986 ROSSO B 069 OUM EL MAARAIK SIDI 1992 ACHEMIM B 070 BINT NEBY MOHAMED MAHMOUD 1997 EL MINA B 071 FATIMETOU MOHAMED MAHMOUD 1986 KSAR B 072 LEMRABOTT SIDI MOHAMED CHEIKH 1989 TEVRAGH ZEINA B 073 MAHFOUDH MOHAMED ABEDRRAHMAN 1993 TOUJOUNINE B 074 SID AHMED AHMEDOU 1996 AOULEIYGAT B 075 SALKA YAOUB DOU 1994 TEVRAGH ZEINA B 076 HOURIYE HAROUNA 1988 TOUJOUNINE B 077 MARIEM HAROUNA 1980 TEVRAGH ZEINA B 078 MOHAMEDEN MOHAMEDEN SOUFI 1996 TEVRAGH ZEINA B 079 SIDI AHMED MOHAMED 1994 ZOUIERAT B 080 AMINETOU SIDNA 1993 LEXEIBA B 081 ABOUBCRIN BILAL 1992 TOUJOUNINE B 082 NDIAYE BOUNE OUMAR 1984 BABABE B 083 SIDI MOHAMED HMDNA 1969 MOUDIERIA B 084 KHALATT LEBAT 1991 KIFFA B 085 DIARRA BAIDY 1998 KITA B 086 OUMAR TILLO 1990 ARR B 087 SIDI MOHAMED KHALLAT 1999 KIFFA B 088 ABDI BILAL MBARECK 1967 TEVRAGH ZEINA B 089 TOUHAMI CHEIKH 1995 BOU LAHRATH B 090 EL MOUSTAPHA BAHAID 1978 KANKOUSSA B 091 MALICK OUSMANE BBA 1988 EL MINA B 092 MOHAMEDINE MATA 1994 MEDERDRA B 093 MOHAMEDI SEYID 1999 KSAR B 094 OUSMANE MOUSTAPHA DIAKITE 1980 MONGHEUL B 095 IZID BIH SALIKI TATA 1994 KIFFA B 096 SWEILLIM CHEIKH AHMED 1991 KAMOUR B 097 MOHAMED MBARECK SALEM 1979 BANGOU B 098 ETHMANE ABOUBEKRINE 1995 DJIGUENNI B 099 OUMAR BAHEDI 1973 AUINAT THALLE B 100 BEITAR MOHAMED 1989 GUEROU B 101 MOHAMED SIDI HMEIMEID 2001 DAR NIAM B 102 ELID MED MBARECK ELID 1987 LEAWEINAT B 103 SAMIHA ROUISSI 1978 SOUSSE B 104 ABOUBACAR MOHAMED MAHMOUD 1990 EL MINA B 105 CHEIKH MOHAMED YAHYA 2001 KSAR B 106 DAH ABEIDY 1993 RIYAD B 107 MOHAMOUD ABEIDY 1990 EL MINA B 108 BABA ISSELMOU 1992 OULD YENGE B 109 ALPHA ABDOULAYE WONE 1993 ZOUERATT B 110 MOHAMEDOU DEMB 1957 KAEDI B 111 CIRE OUMAR SALL 1997 BABABE B 112 MAWDO NDLACK DIG 1990 SENEGAL D 113 ELIMANE SAMBA 1976 BOGHE D 114 EL HOUSSEIN KEMBE 1975 TEVAGH ZEINA D 115 ELIMANE BA 1986 KEUR SAMBOU B 116 MAMADOU OUMAR BA 1992 BOGHE B 117 MALAMINE DIEME 1976 5EME NKTT B 118 DJIBY SILAYE BA 1974 KAEDI B 119 ADAMA ABOU 1990 NIAMEY B 120 OUMAR ABDA 1990 BOGHE B 121 BAYE FARA DAOUDA 1990 SENEGAL B 122 ABOU DEGO BA 1970 EL MINA B 123 MAMADOU ALIOU ELY 1985 BOGHE B 124 ZEINEBOU SIDNA BAH 1970 NEMA B 125 FATIMETOU SIDI AHMED 1986 TEVRAGH ZEINA B 126 EL GHASSEM SIDI EL MOUSTAPHA 1980 ALN VARBA B 127 AHMED MOHAMED MAHMOUD 2001 NOUADHIBOU B 128 SOULEIMANE OUSMANE HMYDA 1984 LEXEIBA B 129 MOHAMED ELMINE 1995 KAEDI BC 130 ABDERRAHMANE MOHAMEDEN 2001 BOOUTILLIMIT B 131 ELY NAGI BOEILLE 1986 ROSSO B 132 ABDEL METI JEMAL 1992 ARAFAT B 133 YACOUB TOKA 1984 NOUADHIBOU B 134 SALEM BILAL 1978 ARTITIA B 135 EL MOKTAR SALECK 1999 BOUTILIMIT B 136 MOHAMED VALL MOHAMED MAHMOUD 1993 NSAVENNEL B 137 MOHAMED AG MOHAMED NOUH 1999 DAR NAIM B 138 KHALIVA MED 1984 FDEIRICK B 139 YAHYA MOHAMED 1991 BOUTILIMIT B 140 SIDI AHMED SIDI 1967 NOUADIBOU B 141 AHMED MOUMTAKA SAW 1978 EL MINA BC 142 BADY EL MOCTAR 1961 MBOUT B 143 MOHAMED NOUR DIN MOHAMED NAJI 1990 TEYARET B 144 MOHAMED LEMINE MOHAMED MAHMOUD 1984 NOUADHIBOU B 145 AHMEDOU BRAHIM 1991 ROSSO B 146 BABE DIDI SAID 1990 BOUTILIMIT B 147 CONSTANT VITOUS 1980 BENINE B 148 DEDA SID EL MOUSTAPH 1988 AWEINAT THALLE B 149 MEIMINE ELVEK SAMBA 1986 SOUFA B 150 SIDI MOHAMED HASENY 1986 KIFFA B 151 MEIMOUNA HAMOUD 1995 SEBKHA B 152 SOULEIMANE SALEM AHMED LMINE MS 2001 SEBKHA B 153 ABDOU SAMBA 2001 BEILEGUET LITAM B 154 KHATRY SIDATY HAMED 1994 KANKOSSA B 155 EL HASSEN ABDOUL NDJOGOU 1987 AIOUN B 156 MOHAMED ELAGHEB EBA EL HASSENE 1971 GUEROU B 157 CHEIKH ISSELMOU 1990 KSAR EL BARKA B 158 MOHAMED EL HOUSSIENE 1995 GUEROU B 159 TIDJANY CHCIKH ABDELLAHI 2000 BARYNE B 160 SOULEIMANE AHMED 1996 ZOUEIRAT B 161 SELAME ALY 1995 FDEIREK B 162 SIDE AHMED MOHAMED SALEM 1994 ZETT D 163 MOHAMED DADDE 1985 TINTAN B 164 ALIYOUNE MOHAMED ALY 2000 TEYARET B 165 ALIOU AMADOU 1990 BABABE B 166 AICHA EL BECHIR SALECK 1980 SEBKHA B 167 MOHAMD VALL MOHAMED 1990 RADHI B 168 MOHAMD VAL MOHAMED LEMINE 1986 DEVAA B 169 MOHAMED MOHAMED LEMINE 1979 TINTANE B 170 ALIOUNE DEMBA 1977 DJEWOL B 171 ALIOUNE DEMBA 1986 KSAR B 172 NURU AHLED TEGENE 1989 FITO B 173 MOHAMED MOHAMED LEMINE 1997 ELMINA B 174 BAYA MAHJOUB 1993 SEBKHA B 175 FATIMETOU MOHAMED 1994 CHEGGAR B 176 LEMINA HAMA 1971 MGTA LHJARE B 177 MOHAMMED ABDELLAHI AMHMEDOU 2001 RIYAD B 178 ALIYINE AHMED 1986 KSAR B 179 SIDAHMED ABDELLAHI 2000 ZOUEIRAT B 180 SALAH EDINE MOHAMED ABDELLAHI 1998 TEYARET B 181 ISSELMOU ALIOUNE ABADE 1997 MADERDRA B 182 IDRISSA HAIBOULAH 1982 ROSSO B 183 ABASS BILAL 1992 KAEDI B 184 LARABASS MOHAMED VADEL MOKIFA 1990 AIN EHL TAYA B 185 MOHAMED LEMINE MOHAMED 1990 ATAR B 186 EJWADNA MOHAMED VADL 1996 ATAR B 187 MOHAMED MAHFOUDH 1986 AMOURJ B 188 SIDI MOHAMED BELEKHAIR 1985 NEMA B 189 EL JOUMOUA EL KHALIVA 1983 KIFFA B 190 MOHAMED BEYAT SWYLK 1995 AGHORAT B 191 SADVI SALEM IDI 1975 KIFFA B 192 MOHAMED CHEIKH SIDI MOHAMED 1977 KIFFA B 193 MOHAMED LEMINE MOHAMED ABDERRAHMANE 1993 TEVRAGH ZEINA B 194 OUM EL KHEIRI MOHAMED NANE 1967 GUEROU B 195 CHEIKHNA BOUKHREISS 1992 SOUDOUD B 196 ABDALLAHI SALEM AHMEDOU 1982 OUAD NAGA B 197 ELY MOHAMED 1988 EL MINA B 198 TEYEBE BOMBE 1992 SOUDOUD B 199 DINE ELY 2002 ATAR B 200 MAHMOUD BRAHIM 1997 SOUDOUD B 201 ISSELMOU KHATTRY 1987 ARAFAT B 202 DJEBRIL BILAL 1995 KSAR B 203 BRAHIM TOHAMY 1994 MBOUT B 204 MAMADOU AMADOU TIDJANE 1986 EL MINA B 205 ABDALLAHI MEISSE AMADOU TIDANE 1986 ATAR B 206 BOSKO OUMAR 1997 KAEDI B 207 CHEIKH NIMA 1994 BAYDJAM B 208 BOUKHARY SADA DEM 1964 ALEG BC 209 MALAL ABDOULAYE SOW 1996 KAEDI BC 210 SADFE MOHAMED DAHA MS 2000 TETARET B 211 SEIDNA OUMAR SEILICK 1987 DJGUENI D 212 OUMAR ELEMINE 1992 BOUTILIMIT B 213 AHMED MAATA 1987 NBEIKE B 214 DJIBRIL RABAH 1987 EL MINA B 215 MOHAMED LEMINE AHMED 1986 KSAR B 216 NURU AHLED TEGENE 1989 FITO B 217 SALIKY BCHIRY 1970 BASSIKNOU B 218 ZEINABOU BRAHIM 1987 ATAR B 219 ALI SELIME MOHAMED ELI ABD 1997 SOUDOUD B 220 MOHAMED ABDERRAHMANE CHEIKH AHMD BOUH 1996 EL MINA B 221 ABDEL GHADER 1987 MBOUT B 222 FATIMETOU AHMED MAHMOUD NEJAA 1999 EL GHAIRA B 223 MOHAMED MAHAMEDOU ABDRRAHMANE 1992 EL MINA B 224 NJIMA TOURIA 1966 CASABLANCA B 225 MOHAMED LEMINE MOHAMED SALEM 1974 MOUDJERIA B 226 MOHAMED ELEMINE MAAZOU 1990 SOUFA B 227 MAMA MED MAITIGH 1993 NDB B 228 ABDEL WEDOUD ISSELMOU 1982 MAGTA LAHJAR B 229 AHMED SID AHMED 1982 KSAR B 230 SIDI MOHAMED MED LEMINE 1996 TEVRAGH ZEINA B 231 BEMBA EL MOUAYAD 1987 MBOTAT B 232 LALLA ABDELLAHI 2000 KSAR NKTT B 233 MED ABDELLAHI 1998 KSAR B 234 MOHAMED MOHAMED ABDARRAHMANE 2001 BRUXELLES B 235 MOHAMED ABDELLAHI ZEIN 2001 TOUJOUNINE B 236 ISSELMOU AHMED AMIN 2001 PARIS B 237 OUMOU EL KHEIRI MOH SALEM 199O SANGRAVE B 238 LEMRABOUTT MOH SALEM 196O OUAD NAG B 239 MOHAMED AHMED SALEM 1982 AKJOUJET B 240 MOHAMED NOUNOU 2000 NDB B 241 MOHAMED MICHINE 1973 NBEIKE B 242 MOUHAMEDOU AHMED SALEM 1998 AOUEINAT ZBEL BC 243 MOHAMED MEISSARA BEIZ 1996 MALE C 244 YOUSSEF BRAHIM 1992 EL MINA B 245 MOH ABDELLAHI CHEIKHNA 1994 EL MINA B 246 MOHAMED VALL EL MOUSTAPHA
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