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To: Jesse who wrote (221)	8/7/1997 6:33:00 PM
From: Jesse	of 367

Looks like we're not alone, when it comes to Kaz. gov't: - - - - - - - - - World Wide Minerals Ltd - Post/Reuters say Kazakhs give the kaybosh World Wide Minerals Ltd WWS Shares issued 53200000 1997-08-06 close $0.6 Thursday Aug 7 1997 The Financial Post reports in a Reuters dispatch in its Thursday edition that Kazakhstan has cancelled a deal with Toronto junior World Wide Minerals to manage the TGK uranium operation, but World Wide has threatened to appeal to international arbitration to have the contract reinstated. The government saw no prospects for further cooperation with World Wide, according to Birzhan Madiyev, a department head at the finance ministry's state property department. In October last year the ex-Soviet state and World Wide signed a deal for management of the state-run Tselinny uranium company in northern Kazakhstan. The agreement was the latest in a series of deals involving Canadian firms eager to tap into Kazakhstan's mineral potential. Some of these ventures, however, are running into uncertainty caused by red tape and slow moving reforms within the Kazakh government. Mr Madiyev says that World Wide has not made its payments for the last few months. (c) Copyright 1997 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

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