Canadian Government to Facilitate Trade with Cameroon, Zambia

The Globe and Mail reported that the Canadian government is set to announce agreements that will facilitate trade with Cameroon and Zambia, home to some of the world’s biggest copper deposits.

As quoted in the market report:

The FIPAs are meant to give businesses greater confidence to invest at a time when resource nationalism has become one of the leading concerns of the global mining industry. The trend became especially pronounced in recent years as emerging nation’s sought to renegotiate terms of mining investments in the wake of booming prices for metals like gold and copper, trading several times where they were a few years ago even.

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