Burkina Faso
Agence Ecofin | 11-Nov-2025
Fin 2024, Sarama Resources a lancé une procédure d’arbitrage contre le Burkina Faso après le retrait de ses droits miniers sur le gisement aurifère Tankoro 2. La société réclamait alors environ 117 millions USD à titre de dommages et intérêts à Ouagadougou.
Acces Newswire | 11-Nov-2025
Sarama Resources Ltd. ("Sarama" or the "Company") (TSX-V:SWA)(ASX:SRR) announces that it has filed its written Memorial (the "Memorial") detailing the Company’s claim against the Government of Burkina Faso ("GoBF") as well as damages for the sum of US$242 million, plus interest.
Ecofin | 13-Dec-2024
Le différend entre Sarama et le Burkina Faso a commencé en 2023 avec le retrait d’un permis d’exploration contrôlé depuis 12 ans par la société canadienne.
Sarama | 13-Dec-2024
Formal commencement of international arbitration proceedings for significant damages claim.
Stock Titan | 26-Oct-2024
Sarama Resources has secured a US$4.4 million non-recourse loan facility from Locke Capital II to fund international arbitration proceedings against the Government of Burkina Faso
Both Ends | 20-Jun-2018
Both ENDS a envoyé une lettre, signée par différentes organisations de la société civile, à la Ministre néerlandaise du commerce et du développement, l’incitant à terminer le traité bilatéral d’investissement entre les Pays Bas et Burkina Faso.
Both Ends | 20-Jun-2018
Both ENDS sent a letter, signed by various civil society organisations, to the Dutch Minister of Aid & Trade to urge her to terminate the Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) that exists between the Netherlands and Burkina Faso.
I-ARB Africa | 29-Sep-2016
This surge in the ratification of “Intra-African” BITs is part of the Moroccan “South-South Partnership” strategy
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rabble.ca | 9-Jun-2015
What do we call it when Ottawa signs a deal with an unelected regime that would prevent any future elected government in a small African nation from changing its laws regulating Canadian-owned mines for almost two decades?
