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A U.S. document reveals a $1.54 million grant program aimed at attracting more than $100 million in private investment to Tunisia’s mining basin. It sets out a goal of securing U.S. investors and their allies a 30–40% ownership stake in Fosco Limited, along with a share in its management—goals that do not mean a deal has been reached. The interest extends beyond phosphate to studying associated resources such as rare earth elements, uranium, and cadmium, as well as incorporating U.S. technology and potential exports of equipment worth up to $25 million. The document also imposes security and oversight requirements and calls for U.S. review of some technical and commercial proposals. The article concludes that Tunisia’s challenge is to secure favorable investment terms while protecting its decision-making authority and national interests.
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