Kim Gil-soo, a member of Gangwon-do, said, "Sangdong tungsten should be managed as a national strategic mineral", page-2

Eddie - I'm not so sure about that....... please see the translation of that article below

" National Strategic Mineral " ? - an interesting reference this one.
There are other interesting references contained in this article, such as;

“national strategic asset for resource security”

“rely on foreign refineries”

“loss of resource sovereignty”

“Now is a decisive moment for the province and the country to come together”

The real question is what lies behind this article and what is the actual platform advocated by Kim Gil-so ???

We all know that historically the Sandong tungsten mine was not only a national asset but the nations pride and joy. With the language used in this article it would not be unreasonable for a shareholder to have concerns as to whether or not Korea might be thinking about " re-nationalising " Sandong.

With Lewis' outlandish claims about being the biggest, the best and the only, and in a backdrop of geo-political tensions, the Sandong mine could be at the epi-centre of a very interesting game of political chess

If any readers know anything about this Kim Gil-so and his agenda, it would be useful to post on this thread