Unlocking Egypt’s mineral wealth

June 2017

Though the new Mining Law aroused investor interest, the sector remains largely underdeveloped in Egypt. Dentons assesses the factors affecting investor reluctance. On December 2014, President El Sissi issued Law No. 198 of 2014, commonly referred to as the “Mining Law”, in replacement of the former law concerning Mines and Quarries issued in 1956 (“the Old Law”). The issuance...

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