Geology And Mining Department Wants Order in Sector

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Angola Press Agency (Luanda)

21 June 2011


M’banza Kongo — The industry, geology and mining department of the northern Zaire province met on Monday in Mbanza Kongo district with representatives of local operators of the sectors in order to debate issues related to their legal situation, Angop learnt.

Chaired by the local director of the sector, Adão Alberto Sofia, the meeting also discussed contract procedures, statistic data gathering of mining companies and submission of a report on their operations.

The meeting was attended by 16 representatives of national, joint and foreign companies.

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