General forecast sources are estimated to be more than 20 million tons at a depth of 300 meters.
In the central part of Kazakhstan, a large deposit of rare metal metals opened. This was reported by the press service of the country’s Ministry of Industry and construction on Wednesday, April 2.
Total site forecast resources in the region of Kuraga are estimated to be more than 20 million tons with a depth of up to 300 meters. The average content of rare metal metal is 700 g per ton.
“Examples selected from mineral intervals contain an increase in the concentration of almost all rare soil elements with the predominance of the neodymium, Ceria, Lantan and Ittri,” said Maxim Klochkov, Chief Geologist Centergeol Education of Kazakhstan.
There are no analogues of this type of rare land equipment in Kazakhstan, allowing it to be linked to the new type of industrial, the ministry noted. The agency did not report who exactly and when the site was starting.
Currently, Kazakhstan does not appear on the list of US geological services for reserves of rare -earth metals. If the information is confirmed, then in terms of reserves, Kazakhstan will only produce China and Brazil, write Reuters.
The interest in rare metallic metals in the world has increased against the back of US President Donald Trump’s desire to end a Ukraine agreement with minerals.
Remember that Ukraine recently received a draft a new economic agreement with subsidiaries from the United States, now the document has been processed. According to President Vladimir Zelensky, Ukraine is not against the agreement as a whole, but the work of the lawyers in the document is required.
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