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Doumbouya pledges strict enforcement of mining rules

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Doumbouya pledges strict enforcement of mining rules

Guinean President Mamadi Doumbouya said the authorities would now strictly enforce rules against illegal mining practices, particularly clandestine gold panning. He took this position at the Simandou Mining Summit on Kassa Island, where he also called for economic partnerships based on respect for commitments and fair sharing of value, according to Guinéenews.

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