Tunisia to face sand mining claim
Robert Li
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Minerali Industriali is taking action under the Italy-Tunisia bilateral investment treaty for alleged mistreatment related to its sand mining and processing business.
Italian natural resources company Minerali Industriali (MI) has officially launched an investment claim against the government of Tunisia.
Registered on 23 December last year at the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) under case ARB/24/52, Minerali Industriali v Republic of Tunisia has invoked t
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