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La production de minerais critiques augmente avec la demande mondiale

Plus de 30 minerais critiques sont recensés en Ouzbékistan, où 76 projets de 2,4 milliards d’euros ciblent les matériaux pour véhicules électriques, semi-conducteurs et énergies renouvelables.

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00:04Global demand for critical minerals is rising, placing resource-rich regions at the center of industrial growth and new economic
00:13opportunities.
00:15This is Business Line Uzbekistan. Hello and welcome.
00:20The country, with its rich geological regions, is actively developing rare and strategic metals.
00:26By 2030, the country plans to increase its annual production to 500,000 tons of copper, 155 tons of gold,
00:37500 tons of silver and 10,000 tons of uranium.
00:41Uzbekistan aims to launch 76 projects, targeting 28 rare minerals, with a total investment of more than 2 billion euros.
00:50International cooperation plays a crucial role in Uzbekistan's strategy.
00:56The European Union has signed Memorandums of Understanding on Critical Minerals with Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan,
01:04aims to attract private investment into the region's mining and processing industries.
01:09Here is more.
01:11The Almalik Mining and Metallurgical Complex is one of Uzbekistan's and Central Asia's leading producers of copper,
01:18meleptinium, polymetallic and gold-bearing ores.
01:22It also ranks among the world's top 30 copper producers.
01:26We are in the Kalmakar Open Pit Mine, one of the largest copper deposits in the world.
01:31This massive site supplies millions of tons of copper ore each year, playing a key role in Uzbekistan's mining and
01:38metallurgical industry.
02:03At the Oshlikman deposit, key metals include copper, gold, silver, molybdenum and silver.
02:10As well as sulfur, rare elements such as rhenium, selenium and tellurium are also extracted here.
02:15This is the Halkopirid, this is the Gold Colchadar, this is the main mineral of gold here.
02:22The mine stretches 4 km in lands, 2.3 km in weeds and reaches a depth of 250 meters.
02:39Another key component of the Almalik complex is the zinc plant.
02:44It produces zinc, cadmium, sulfuric acid, zinc oxide, copper clinker and zinc sulfate with annual zinc output reaching up to
02:53120,000 tons.
03:09To reduce environmental impact, a new sulfuric acid production unit is being launched.
03:16It will capture and process industrial gases that would otherwise be related into the atmosphere.
03:37With rising production and major investments, the mining sector is set to play a growing role in the global critical
03:44minerals supply chain.
03:48Joining us love is Oral Yusupov, Deputy Minister of Mining Industry and Geology.
03:53Mr. Yusupov, thank you for being here. What new projects are planned in Uzbekistan?
03:58The world has been launched in Uzbekistan.
04:04Today, we have been launched in the world's last year.
04:09We have been launched in the world's last year.
04:20We have been launched in the world's last year.
04:43Merci d'avoir regardé cette vidéo !
04:58Merci d'avoir regardé cette vidéo !
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