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Qatar restarts Sudan mining operations after war disruption, targeting $800 million copper project
In an effort to rejuvenate foreign investment and attract more investors to Sudan, the Ministry of Minerals recently announced that it has allowed Qatari mining companies to resume operations, and preparations to restart mining are underway. • Sudan's Ministry of Minerals has allowed Qatari mining companies to resume operations, aiming to boost foreign investment. • Qatar Mining had halted operations in April 2023 due to Sudan's civil war, but preparations to restart are now underway. • A key part of the renewed partnership is an $800 million copper project, highlighting the economic importance of mining. • ... (full story)
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