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Spotlight MOROCCO Issue dated 07/03/2017

Tizert, new african Copperbelt capital?

Morocco, until now best-known for its phosphates reserves, only exploited by OCP, is pushing to become a new copper giant. Leading this effort is Managem, mining subsidiary of King Mohammed VI’s holding company SNI. With prices for the red metal [...] (572 words)

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