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Mauritania’s Ministry of Mines and Industry held a stakeholder workshop on September 29 on a draft mining code. The ministry is updating the framework first adopted in 2008, aiming to cover industrial and artisanal mining in one integrated law.
The director general of Mines and Geology said the draft proposes raising the state’s equity participation in operating companies from 10% to 15%, with an option to acquire up to 10% additional interest, potentially bringing the total to 25%. The text remains a proposal under consultation; it is not an enacted change.
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HB 2240 would reshape the pension board, standardise gratuity payments and establish a scheme fund; the official report gives a conflicting sitting date.
Source: National Assembly Library Trust Fund (NALTF)
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