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Amaroq secures two mineral exploration licences in Greenland
The two exploration licences increase Amaroq’s total land package in Greenland to 9,785.56km².
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UK announces support for moratorium on deep sea mining
The moratorium seeks to suspend exploration rights for the mining of critical minerals and precious metals from below the seabed by the ISA.
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Kazakhstan may receive uranium enrichment technology from French Orano
The Kazakh nuclear company Kazatomprom is studying the possibility of participating in uranium conversion and enrichment technologies jointly with the French Orano, Kazakh Energy Minister Almasadam Satkaliev said on November 3.
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Uzbekistan and France intend to expand cooperation on uranium mining
President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev on Thursday, on the sidelines of the Uzbek-French business forum held in Samarkand, held a meeting with the chairman of the French company Orano, Claude Imoven, the…
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Why France’s Emmanuel Macron is courting Central Asia
French President Emmanuel Macron is in Central Asia, on a visit that highlights the region's increasing importance to Europe's supply of nuclear and fossil fuels.
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HSBC takes stab at using blockchain to modernize London’s antiquated gold market
One of the world’s top bullion banks is bringing blockchain to the antiquated London gold market.
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France is determined to gain access to Central Asia’s uranium – Azerbaijan’s key role in transit
French President Emmanuel Macron to Central Asia will bring concrete results in the mutual relations of this region with Europe.
Companies & Organisations
Agnico operating permit restored for Kittila mine in Finland
Canadian gold miner Agnico Eagle confirmed on Friday that its operating permit for the Kittila mine in Finland remains valid despite appeals for reconsideration, and, as a result, the company now expects…
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Finland Finds Key Rare Earth Minerals For The First Time
Two rare earth minerals have been found in Finland for the first time in what could be a boost to Europe’s supply of critical minerals necessary for the energy transition.
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UK backs suspension of deep-sea mining in environmental U-turn
Thérèse Coffey says data will be gathered on impact of emerging industry and UK will not support licences in meantime