(Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo is suspending negotiations on future mining deals in the mineral-rich central African country until a mechanism to review existing contracts is created, the minister of mines said.
"The minister ... instructs state administrators of the mining sector to suspend until fresh instructions all negotiation on new partnerships until after the government has launched a review procedure for existing contracts," Minister Martin Kabwelulu said in a March 27 memo seen by Reuters.
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