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Global Cobalt Corp GLBCF

Global Cobalt Corp is an exploration stage company. Its projects are Altai Sister Properties, and The Iron Creek Cobalt-Copper Project.


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Post by DRYOASISon Sep 16, 2016 10:10am
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China-Mongolia-Russia economic corridor focuses on 7 areas

China-Mongolia-Russia economic corridor focuses on 7 areasBEIJING, Sept. 16 (Xinhua) -- China, Mongolia and Russia will cooperate in seven areas to build a trilateral economic corridor, according to guidelines released this week. The three neighbors will improve transport facilities by expanding land, air and sea connections, said the guidelines issued by the National Development and Reform Commission. They plan to renovate ports of entry and overhaul customs procedures for easier clearance. The three countries vowed closer cooperation in energy and mineral resources, high tech, manufacturing, agriculture and forestry. They agreed to expand trade at border regions and widen services trade, and eyed more cooperation in education, science and technology, culture, tourism, medical care and intellectual property. In addition, they promised to strengthen cooperation in environmental protection and push partnerships of local governments and border regions. The guidelines were signed in June in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, following a meeting of Chinese, Mongolian and Russian leaders.
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