WFW advises on US$15bn Simandou project, world’s largest mining and related infrastructure project5 January 2023
The Simandou project involves the exploitation of four world class iron ore blocks in the southern region of Guinea.
The Simandou project involves the exploitation of four world class iron ore blocks in the southern region of Guinea.
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