US GREENLIGHTS $414 MILLION URANIUM INVESTMENT IN NIGER, TWO YEARS AFTER TROOPS LEFT
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The board of directors of the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation approved a $414 million debt facility to finance the Dassa uranium project in Niger for the Canadian company Global Atomics, amid security, political and logistical challenges.
The Dasa uranium project, developed in Niger by the Canadian group Global Atomic, has just reached a major milestone with the approval of up to $414 million in US funding. But beyond the investment, another strategic challenge is emerging: finding a secure route to export the production. Among the scenarios being studied is a corridor to the north, through Algeria and the Sahara. Algeria could play a central role in the future export chain for u…
US GREENLIGHTS $414 MILLION URANIUM INVESTMENT IN NIGER, TWO YEARS AFTER TROOPS LEFT
Sat 19 September 2026: Washington backs Canadian miner’s Dasa project two years after US troops withdrew from the West African country The United States has approved a debt facility of up to $414.2 million for a major uranium project in Niger, according to Canadian mining company Global Atomic, marking a renewed commercial engagement with the […]
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