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Algeria threatens mines takeover Tha mineo of omariol interact i

· The Week Vol. 3, No. 6, 6 February 1965 · p. 3 of the scan · 115 words

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HE holders of 79 mining concessions which are at present idle have been warned by the Algerian Government that unless the mines are working again within the next two months, they will be seized. Some of the concessions were granted last century for an unlimited period of time and most have been unworked since Algeria’s independence 24 years ago.

The mines of special interest to the

Algerian Government at the present

time are the lead and zinc mines.

At a time when lead and zinc prices

are very favourable on the world

markets the Government wants these

particular mines exploited to the

maximum, The holders of the con-

cessions are understood to be mostly

French.

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