Niger Increases the Price of Uranium From $0.80/kg to $200/kg
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In an unprecedented milestone that
In an unprecedented milestone that heralds a tectonic transformation in the global resource market.
Niger, a significant participant in the uranium industry, is said to have taken a brave move to ensure fair compensation for its invaluable natural resource, uranium. According to several sources, Niger has dramatically raised its uranium price, soaring from just €0.80 per kilogram to €200 per kilogram.
This extraordinary decision highlights a growing resolve among African countries to redress past inequalities and seek fair compensation for their vital contributions to the global economy.
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Niger, a significant participant in the uranium industry, is said to have taken a brave move to ensure fair compensation for its invaluable natural resource, uranium. According to several sources, Niger has dramatically raised its uranium price, soaring from just €0.80 per kilogram to €200 per kilogram.
This extraordinary decision highlights a growing resolve among African countries to redress past inequalities and seek fair compensation for their vital contributions to the global economy.
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