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Uzbekistan’s Uranium Production: Challenges and Ambitions for 2030
Uzbekistan aims to boost uranium production to 15,000 tonnes by 2030, but faces significant challenges in securing necessary sulphuric acid supplies.
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Uzbekistan aims to boost uranium production to 15,000 tonnes by 2030, but faces significant challenges in securing necessary sulphuric acid supplies.
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Azerbaijan has launched a detailed monitoring framework for its 2027-30 mining programme, aiming to enhance accountability and transparency in the mining sector's development.
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The EU has established a robust framework for critical raw materials, but execution by member states and private investment is crucial for success.
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Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan must enhance geological data transparency and simplify regulations to attract Western investment in critical minerals, experts concluded at a London conference.
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Andrew Fulton highlights the importance of brownfield mining in the UK’s critical minerals strategy, advocating for revitalisation of historic sites to secure domestic mineral supply chains.
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In Baku on 22 September, President Ilham Aliyev chaired a meeting on a State Program for mining and metallurgy for 2027–2030. The figures are impressive: more than 5,000 permanent jobs, an annual…
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MINEX Forum attended a European Parliament session discussing critical raw materials, highlighting the need for strategic investment and domestic demand to enhance EU competitiveness.
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Finland's Keliber lithium project highlights the challenges of converting strategic ambitions into viable production, facing hurdles in activating downstream capacity and securing market demand.
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Finland aims to enhance Europe's critical materials strategy by developing a cohesive system for converting mineral potential into operational industrial capacity, addressing key bottlenecks in project financing and legitimacy.
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Kyrgyzstan's mining sector sees shifting perceptions of Chinese investment, with community resistance driven more by economic and environmental justice concerns than by Sinophobia.