Compass Resource is a registered SARL (Société à Responsabilité Limitée), a type of limited liability company commonly found in French-speaking countries and other civil law jurisdictions. This structure is equivalent to a “Limited Liability Company” (LLC) in English. Through its partnership with the Marine Foundation, Compass Resource is positioned to raise capital via public stock offerings in collaboration with its sister corporation, MBD Gold Japan. The company offers exceptional flexibility in both management and profit distribution. Compass Resource can accommodate up to 100 shareholders, aligned with its growth strategy, product development, and plans for expansion across at least 40 African nations.

Compass Resources SARL, Mauritania, holds multiple licenses granting us the exclusive rights to explore and harness the country’s vast mineral wealth. These licenses cover a range of highly sought-after resources, including:

• Gold
• Uranium
• Iron Ore
• Copper
• Black Sand
• Quartz

With these rights, we are uniquely positioned to develop high-potential mining projects across Mauritania. Our dedicated team is actively conducting extensive fieldwork and in-depth geological studies to turn these opportunities into sustainable, world-class mining ventures that meet international standards.

MBD Bank is the financial engine driving the Golden Trade Road. With a potential charter of Wells Fargo, MBD Bank is set to establish itself as a leader in financial innovation and gold asset management. Its operations are centered around a groundbreaking gold-based financial platform that integrates modern banking with Africa’s abundant natural resources.

Key to this initiative is the establishment of the largest and most modern gold refinery on the African continent, aptly referred to as the “Motherland.” This refinery will not only process Africa’s gold to the highest international standards but also create a sustainable value chain that benefits local economies. By fostering local job creation, skill development, and technological transfer, the refinery becomes a catalyst for economic empowerment.

Simultaneously, MBD Gold Japan Corporation complements this effort by creating a gold depository structure for buyers and investors in Japan. This system ensures that gold assets are managed with the utmost security, transparency, and efficiency, providing stakeholders with unparalleled confidence in their investments.

What sets this initiative apart is its dual focus on economic development and humanitarian impact. Unlike traditional ventures that prioritize profits over people, the Golden Trade Road embodies the Marine Foundation’s ethos of creating systems that serve humanity. By integrating financial innovation with social responsibility, the platform addresses critical challenges such as poverty alleviation, infrastructure development, and educational empowerment.

This model is bolstered by the Marine Foundation’s tax-exempt status and diplomatic immunity, which provide a secure and efficient framework for fund management and allocation. Every dollar invested is accounted for with the utmost integrity, ensuring that resources are channeled directly into projects that deliver measurable impact.

Early stakeholders in this initiative are not merely investors; they are pioneers in a movement that redefines global economic engagement. Their involvement goes beyond financial contributions, as they become integral partners in shaping a future that prioritizes humanity over profits. By aligning their interests with the Marine Foundation’s vision, stakeholders gain access to a platform that offers unparalleled opportunities for growth, innovation, and impact.

The entry into this venture is intentionally limited to ensure exclusivity and strategic alignment. This approach guarantees that every participant shares the Marine Foundation’s commitment to creating a better world. The initiative’s legitimacy and potential are underscored by the Marine Foundation’s proven track record of communication and diplomatic establishment in Africa and its vast global network, with the ability to operate with diplomatic privileges across 240 nations.

Compass Resources Mauritania is a dynamic and innovative company committed to the exploration and sustainable exploitation of Mauritania’s vast natural resources. Founded by a team of seasoned experts, including Mr. Sidi M. Benchechroon, Doua El Varah, and the registered Chairman, Tomeo M-RDG Nakamura, Compass Resources leverages the growing influence of the Marine Foundation across Africa to amplify its impact in Mauritania and neighboring nations. With a focus on sustainability, innovation, and community development, the company is setting new benchmarks in the mining sector.

GOLD

Compass Resources’ gold license spans 204 km² of promising terrain. With global demand for gold rising as a financial asset and an industrial raw material, this license offers significant potential. Our exploration efforts focus on identifying and developing gold reserves that will drive economic growth, deliver high investor returns, and strengthen Mauritania’s position in the global gold market.

URANIUM

The company holds a strategic uranium license covering 486 km², a region abundant in uranium deposits. Uranium is essential to the growing global shift toward clean, sustainable energy solutions. This license places Compass Resources at the forefront of the nuclear energy value chain, offering a critical resource to meet rising international demand for renewable and clean energy.

QUARTZ

With a license spanning 150 km², Compass Resources is poised to tap into the immense potential of quartz for industrial and technological uses. As a vital mineral for electronics, glass manufacturing, and solar panel production, quartz extraction supports global technological advancements while contributing to Mauritania’s economic growth.

COPPER

Our copper license covers an impressive 471 km² of high-grade copper deposits. Copper is indispensable for modern infrastructure, renewable energy systems, and electronics. By focusing on this key mineral, Compass Resources reinforces its commitment to supporting industrial growth and driving the global green energy transition.

BLACK SAND

The 41 km² black sand license provides access to mineral-rich deposits, including rare earth elements and heavy metals critical to aerospace, electronics, and renewable energy industries. Compass Resources is dedicated to sustainable extraction methods that maximize the value of these resources while preserving environmental integrity.

As the Marine Foundation’s first African corporation, Compass Resources enjoys unparalleled leverage through the foundation’s vast network spanning 240 nations. This collaboration not only enhances Compass Resources’ ability to raise capital but also positions the company as a cornerstone of development in Mauritania and its neighboring countries. By aligning with the Marine Foundation, Compass Resources is poised to bring transformative opportunities to the region, fostering sustainable economic growth and empowering local communities.

Mauritania offers a wealth of opportunities in the mining industry, with abundant resources like iron ore, gold, copper, uranium, and more. The government actively encourages foreign investment through tax incentives, streamlined regulations, and improved infrastructure, enhancing operational efficiency. With strategic access to international markets and rising global demand for minerals, Mauritania stands out as a premier destination for mining investments.

Compass Resources Mauritania is your trusted partner in unlocking the full potential of Africa’s natural resources. Join us in shaping a sustainable and prosperous future for Mauritania and beyond.

Certifying mineral mining territory involves several key steps, which may vary depending on the country and local regulations. Generally, the process includes:

1. Exploration and Assessment: Conduct geological surveys and exploratory drilling to assess the mineral deposits. This may include sampling and testing to determine the quality and quantity of minerals.

2. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA): Evaluate the potential environmental impacts of mining activities. This assessment often involves stakeholder consultations and compliance with environmental regulations.

3. Obtaining Permits and Licenses: Apply for the necessary permits from government authorities. This may include mining licenses, land use permits, and environmental permits.

4. Land Ownership and Rights: Ensure that you have the legal rights to mine the land. This may involve negotiations with landowners or indigenous communities, and adherence to local laws regarding land use.

5. Compliance with Regulations: Adhere to local, regional, and national regulations concerning mining operations. This includes health and safety regulations, labor laws, and environmental protections.

6. Certification Bodies: In some cases, you may need to work with certification bodies or industry organizations that verify compliance with certain standards, especially if you’re pursuing sustainable or responsible mining certifications.

7. Regular Monitoring and Reporting: After certification, ongoing monitoring and reporting may be required to ensure continued compliance with regulations and standards.

Legal and industry experts to navigate the specific requirements is a prerequisite.