Sammy_da_Smile
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Doesn't look like anyone from here from last year.Anybody recognise these two? I'm looking at you @Dave Evans
https://x.com/cominiereSA/status/1754772571587830180?s=20
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AVZ Discussion 2022
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Frank
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If you're going to make shit up you might as well go big!
Remark
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Looks like Jonnno has touched a nerve...
https://x.com/jonnnono/status/1755196452639330546?s=20
https://x.com/jonnnono/status/1755200210718937249?s=20
https://x.com/jonnnono/status/1755196452639330546?s=20
https://x.com/jonnnono/status/1755200210718937249?s=20
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One suspension condition which may be relevant:
Parallel Proceedings: If related proceedings are taking place in other forums, such as domestic courts or other international arbitration tribunals, parties may seek suspension to avoid conflicting decisions or to coordinate proceedings more effectively.
Parallel Proceedings: If related proceedings are taking place in other forums, such as domestic courts or other international arbitration tribunals, parties may seek suspension to avoid conflicting decisions or to coordinate proceedings more effectively.
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Good found, where do you get that information or what article of the icsid rules is it?
I can’t find that information.
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If you pay for it I give you what you need!
After reloading the icsid page the suspension disappeared, now the latest development is from 16 th January again with the provisional measures. Error on the icsid page? Mistake from the secretary?
Delay possibilities:
1. Clerical error on behalf of ICSID. This would be my leading contender as you'd have presumed AVZ ready to announce if they were negotiating with DRC.
2. Negotiations with DRC commenced where they tried to play funny buggers, to which AVZ went right back to ISCID. Good.
3. AVZ or more likely DRC asked for extra time to submit evidence/reply, as they should have submitted their reply to the interm verdict from approx fortnight ago.
My guess is that 1 is the most likely option and this is a non story that an excitable and frustrated shareholder base has jumped on for a slither of news.
My opinion on the AVZ situation continues to be, if there was a way that DRC could have removed us and commenced mining on RD and/or CDL, that action would have happened by now. RD especially is ready for shovels in the ground. There is obviously a consequence/missed opportunity to great for above to occur.
1. Clerical error on behalf of ICSID. This would be my leading contender as you'd have presumed AVZ ready to announce if they were negotiating with DRC.
2. Negotiations with DRC commenced where they tried to play funny buggers, to which AVZ went right back to ISCID. Good.
3. AVZ or more likely DRC asked for extra time to submit evidence/reply, as they should have submitted their reply to the interm verdict from approx fortnight ago.
My guess is that 1 is the most likely option and this is a non story that an excitable and frustrated shareholder base has jumped on for a slither of news.
My opinion on the AVZ situation continues to be, if there was a way that DRC could have removed us and commenced mining on RD and/or CDL, that action would have happened by now. RD especially is ready for shovels in the ground. There is obviously a consequence/missed opportunity to great for above to occur.
Frank
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Johnno is and always will be a legend !
So get behind him and Support the Man / Legend who supports us please
If you're being told that you're like a dog with a bone
It means that like the dog, you just won't let go of whatever it is that matters to you.
This could be an object, or your point of view on a subject that's important to you.
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Frank
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DRC / Felix must be Fuming / Totally embarrassed by this recent News, might be the "Kick up their Corrupted Clacker" they need, as
Rwanda and Rio Tinto:
Lithium agreement, a major breakthrough, but what about the DRC?
As Rwanda recently signed a historic deal with mining giant Rio Tinto for the exploitation of lithium, a crucial element in battery manufacturing, a crucial question emerges:
Why is the Democratic Republic of Congo, holding the largest reserves of superior quality lithium, does it not succeed in attracting global giants to develop its most strategic mining resources?
This agreement between Rwanda and Rio Tinto marks a significant step forward, offering Rwanda the opportunity to become a major player in the global lithium market.
The DRC, despite its leading position in lithium reserves, has not attracted the same level of investment and attention from global mining giants.
Several factors could explain this disparity.
First of all, political stability and legal certainty are major concerns for international investors.
The DRC has historically faced challenges related to governance, political instability and security, factors that deter potential investors.
Additionally, environmental issues, human rights concerns and logistical challenges may also impact the decision of global companies to engage in mining in the DRC.
Despite its natural wealth, the DRC must overcome these obstacles to attract significant and sustainable investments in the mining sector.
It is imperative that the DRC authorities commit to creating an environment conducive to investment, with a focus on transparency, environmental sustainability, corporate social responsibility and political stability.
Additionally, regulatory and institutional reforms to strengthen governance and ensure legal certainty for foreign investors are essential to attract global mining giants.
As Rwanda takes significant steps towards exploiting its mineral resources, the DRC has the opportunity to take advantage of its abundant wealth of lithium and other strategic minerals by establishing the conditions conducive to fruitful partnerships with global players in the mining sector.
Such a development would promise mutual benefits for both the DRC and international investors, while contributing to the country's sustainable development and economic growth.
mediacongo
*Notice there was No mention of what C stands for in DRC ( Corruption )
I guess they value their Jobs too much at
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