GoviEx Uranium And Niger Extend Pause In Arbitration Over Madaouela Uranium Project

No assurance that negotiations will bring agreement, company warns

GoviEx Uranium And Niger Extend Pause In Arbitration Over Madaouela Uranium Project
In 2024  Niger’s military leaders withdrew GoviEx’s mining rights for the Madaouela uranium project. Courtesy GoviEx.

GoviEx Uranium and its subsidiary GoviEx Niger Holdings have agreed with Niger to extend the pause in arbitration proceedings under the ICSID Convention* related to the Madaouela uranium project for an additional six months.

The Vancouver, Canada-based company said the extension follows a letter of intent signed in February 2025 which outlined a framework for negotiations concerning the project.

Although the parties have expressed a willingness to work towards an amicable resolution, there is no assurance that the negotiations will lead to a binding agreement, GoviEx said in a statement.

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