Morocco Strategic Minerals Reports Sampling Results from the BMR Property

Core Viewpoint - Morocco Strategic Minerals Corporation has announced positive results from a targeted rock sampling program on its BMR copper-gold property, indicating high-grade copper and notable gold and silver anomalies, suggesting potential for a larger polymetallic system [1][5]. Sampling Program Overview - The BMR Copper-Gold Property spans approximately 9 km² and features a prominent subvertical mineralized structure of about 1.2 km in length, characterized by brecciated quartz-carbonate veining with visible copper oxide minerals [2][10]. - Initial surface sampling returned values of up to 11.73% copper and 5.53 g/t gold, leading to a follow-up exploration program in May 2025, which involved collecting 67 rock samples for analysis [3][11]. Highlights from the Sampling Program - Maximum values recorded from the sampling program include 9.33% copper, 0.43 g/t gold, and 52 g/t silver, with an average copper grade of 2.82% [5][7]. - A total of 37 samples showed copper grades exceeding 2.00% Cu, while 19 samples had oxide copper grades above 2.00% CuOX, and 7 samples reported gold grades over 0.30 g/t Au [7]. Future Exploration Plans - The Corporation is planning a follow-up program that will include detailed mapping, trenching, and geophysical surveys to further assess the extent of mineralization and identify new targets across the property [6]. Property Description - The BMR Copper property is located southeast of Ouarzazate, Morocco, and is accessible via national road N9. The area has historical copper and manganese workings and is characterized by volcanic and volcano-clastic terrains [10][12]. - The southern mineralized structure is noted for its significant width and steep dip, with evidence of tectonic brecciation and the presence of massive sulfide veins [11].