Mauritania/black sand: Wafa Mining (Ghaddé family) keeps a close eye on Creocean/GSE’s evaluation
Marieme Bekaye, Mauritanian Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development, has recruited French consortium Creocean/GSE to undertake an environmental, social and strategic assessment into the feasibility of exploiting black sand along the Mauritanian coast.
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▪ Mauritania/black sand: Wafa Mining (Ghaddé family) keeps a close eye on Creocean/GSE’s evaluation
▪ Marieme Bekaye, Mauritanian Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development, has recruited French consortium Creocean/GSE to undertake an environmental, social and strategic assessment into the feasibility of exploiting black sand along the Mauritanian coast.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/804700/mauritanie-sables-noirs-wafa-mining-famille-ghadde-suit-de-pres-lexpertise-de-creocean-gse/
Creocean – an environmental engineering company headed by Denis Valance with a turnover of €10.5m in 2018 – and its partner GSE were selected (currently on a provisional basis) following an emergency call for tenders, and have three months to submit their findings to the Ministry.
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