The Nationalization of the Somaira, run by Orano, comes away from France and looking for a close relationship with Russia.
Niger plans to nationalize the uranium mining run by the French nuclear company Orano While moving away from the former colonial ruler of France.
The company owned by the French state owned by 5 percent of the company’s company on Friday said that Niger’s military rulers had a part of the “systematic policy of mining property removal”, threatening to take legal action.
Military government – Jal came to power in 2023 Revolt One day ago, it was promised to review the mining concession – one day ago, it was said that the Somai had aim to take possession of the mining, accusing Orano of taking an uneven uranium’s share of the uranium created on the site.
Orano has a 63 percent of the Percent of Somiir, while Niger’s government -owned Sopamin is owned, but the government has said that during the launch of the mine in 1971 and 224, Orano has taken the product.
“The French state owned by the company owned by Ornao, has been facing irresponsible, illegal and unjust behavior. The Niger government has openly opposed the Niger government since July July, 223… The Niger government has decided to nationalization of Somaier,” official Autherities said on Thursday.
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Instead, Niger’s military leaders have turned their backs on France since searching for a close relationship with Russia.
In 224, Niger removed the operational control of three main mines in the country: Somaira, Comnak and Eroraln, which is the largest uranium deposit in the world.
On Friday, Oraco said, “He aims to claim all his losses for the loss of all his loss and claim his claim to the stock related to the product of Somai till date.
In Niger, Years have been involved in many arbitration processes, including the country of Oro, which has been working for 3 years.
Last month, after the director disappeared and raided his local offices, the Nigerian officials filed a claim on autorites.
Niger’s decision to nationalize Sommer has come in A Wave Of the nationalization of West Africa in Mali and Burkina Faso, these two military governments run.
