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Madagascar: What Changes the Lifting of the Moratorium on Mining Permits

Summary by Radio France Internationale
In Madagascar, after 16 years of freezing, the Mining Cadastre Office is preparing to reprocess applications for mining permits, with the exception of those for gold.The lifting of this moratorium is part of a comprehensive process aimed at enabling local communities to benefit more from the benefits of mining.On Friday, February 2, the authorities clarified the new procedures for obtaining permits.

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Madagascar: What Changes the Lifting of the Moratorium on Mining Permits

In Madagascar, after 16 years of freezing, the Mining Cadastre Office is preparing to reprocess applications for mining permits, with the exception of those for gold.The lifting of this moratorium is part of a comprehensive process aimed at enabling local communities to benefit more from the benefits of mining.On Friday, February 2, the authorities clarified the new procedures for obtaining permits.

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Radio France Internationale broke the news in Paris, France on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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