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Mauritania
European Union to help Mauritania to produce more iron.

It is the European Development Fund (FED) who will finally help the SNIM , the Mauritanian national mining industry company, [...]

Published on 29/06/2001 at 18:22 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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