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The Dominican Republic and the EU are promoting mineral identification studies in the country

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The Government of the Dominican Republic and the European Union have signed a joint declaration to advance scientific studies evaluating the mineral potential of the country. Specifically, the initiative aims to assess rare earths, gallium, and scandium located within the country's southwest region.

According to the provided sources, these studies will focus on analyzing deposits of karstic bauxites situated in the Ávila Fiscal Mining Reserve in Pedernales. The agreement stipulates that the exploratory and evaluative efforts will be conducted under established criteria of sustainability.

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