Australian Firm Refines 18 Tonnes of Gold in Cambodia
Australian firm Renaissance Minerals has produced 18 tonnes of gold over four years at its Okvau mine in Cambodia's eastern Mondulkiri province. The nation is pushing for mineral resource development and economic diversification.
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