We Advise States

Natural Resources Equities D.M.C.C « N.R.E-D.M.C.C » States by Assisting Them in the Drafting of Ten-Year Programs Destined to Economic and Social Development, and the Opening Up of the Countries through their Natural Resources that are with High Economic Value.

Within the framework of a Ten-Year Program destined to Economic and Social Development, and to the Opening Up of the Countries, We Collaborate with the International Financial Institutions, the Geological Survey Offices, the Industrialists, and Private Donors.

We Proceed to an Audit of their Natural Resources.

They can be Classified in Three Large Families

Energetic Substances or Fuels

Oil, Coal, Natural Gas, Lignite, Peat, Oil & Gas Shales, Bituminous Sand, …), whose main use is to be Burned to produce a large part of Primary Energy, but which are also used for the elaboration of synthesis products in Organic Chemistry; they represent more than 90% of the Value of Mineral Resources produced in the World.

Metallic Resources, which fall into Three Categories

Ferrous Metals: with Iron and metals used in alloys with it (Chromium, Cobalt, Manganese, Molybdenum, Nickel, Tantalum-Niobium, Titanium, Tungsten and Vanadium),

Non-Ferrous Metals: (Aluminium, Antimony, Arsenic, Bismuth, Cadmium, Copper, Gallium, Germanium, Lead, Lithium, Mercury, Rare Earths, Tellurium, Zinc…),

Precious Metals: (Gold, Silver, Platinum).

Non-Metallic Resources, which are also divided into Three Categories

  • Building Materials, which are used in a Raw way (Sand, and other Natural Stones: Granite, Limestone, Marble…),
  • Or Crushed (Aggregates),
  • Or after more or less extensive transformations (Clay after drying or firing to give a better quality).

Revision of the Codes

  • The Mining Code
  • The Investment Code
  • The Customs Code
  • The Tax Code
  • Others

Restructuring of the Country’s Debt

It is Contracted with One or More External Creditors which are divided into:

External Debt

The External Debt refers to all the Debts that are owed by a Country, a State, to Foreign Lenders.

It is important to Distinguish Between Gross External Debt (what a Country Borrows from Abroad) and Net External Debt (the Difference Between what a Country Borrows from Abroad and what it Lends Abroad). What is more Significant is the Net External Debt.

Too High Level of External Debt is a Major Risk Factor: In the event of Fluctuations in the National Currency, the Amounts of Interest and Principal on External Debt, if denominated in Foreign Currency, can quickly lead to an Economic Crisis or even to Default. This was the Case during the Asian Crisis in the 1990s, for example, in the absence of any Negative Risk Rating in World Bank Reports.

The Level of External Debt is part of the Financial Risks assessed in parallel by the Financial Rating Agencies, as we saw during the Greek crisis of 2010.

Domestic Debt

The Term Domestic Debt (or Internal Debt, or Domestic Debt) refers to all Claims held by the Resident Economic Agents of a Sovereign State on that State. When added to External Debt, it makes up the Sovereign Debt of a State.

Domestic Debt is Generally Denominated Mostly in the National Currency, which makes it Insensitive to Exchange Rate Movements.

It is Generally Composed of Three Types of Debt:

  • Social Claims (e.g., Civil Servants’ Salaries),
  • Trade Receivables (e.g. Government Suppliers),
  • Tax Receivables (e.g. VAT Credits).

According to the Information Obtained, We Set Up a Plan for the Settlement of the External & Internal Debt in Perfect Correlation with the Ten-Year Program Intended for the Economic and Social Development, and the Opening Up of the Countries Based on their Natural Resources.

Natural Resources Equities D.M.C.C « N.R.E-D.M.C.C » also provides Advice to Governments of Developing Countries on how to Create a Favourable Business Climate and Attract Foreign Investors.

None of the Members of Natural Resources Equities D.M.C.C « N.R.E-D.M.C.C » are POLITICALLY EXPOSED PERSONS (PEPs).

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