Morocco Strategic Minerals Reports Initial Sampling Results from the Tifernine Property
Morocco Strategic Minerals Reports Initial Sampling Results
from the Tifernine Property
MONTRÉAL, QUÉBEC, CANADA — (August 21, 2025) – Morocco Strategic Minerals Corporation
(TSXV: MCC) ("Morocco Strategic Minerals" or the " Corporation") is pleased to announce results
from its July 2025 channel and grab sampling program on the Tifernine Property, located southeast
of Ouarzazate in the Kingdom of Morocco, where the Corporation holds an option to acquire a
100% interest.
Sampling Program Overview
The Tifernine property covers approximately 16 km² and hosts several significant sub- vertical
mineralized structures situated in the northeastern portion of the permit.
• Structure ST1, the most extensive, is exposed over 600 metres of strike and reaches up to
11 metres in width.
• Structures ST2 and ST3, located nearby, extend over 100 metres and 110 metres
respectively, with widths of up to 2 metres.
A total of 14 channel samples (76 individual samples, excluding QA/QC blanks, standards, and
duplicates) were collected along ST1, with each channel representing a 1- metre interval across
mineralized zones. In addition, five grab samples* were collected from ST2 and ST3. All samples were
analyzed at Afrilab Laboratory in Marrakech, Morocco.
Note: Grab samples are selective by nature and may not be representative of overall mineralization
or true metal content.
Figure 1: Location of mineralized structures with channel samples (Tif-01 to Tif-14) and grab samples
(Tif-15 to Tif-19) on the Tifernine property.
A total of 14 channels (76 samples in total, excluding QA/QC blanks, standards, and duplicates) were
collected along the mineralized structure ST1. The channels were taken directly on the mineralized
zone, with each sample representing a 1-meter interval. From structure 2 and 3 (ST2 and ST3) a total
of 5 grab samples* were collected. All these samples were sent and analyzed at Afrilab Laboratory in
Marrakech, Morocco
*Surface grab samples are selective by nature and are not necessarily representative of the overall
mineralization or the true metal content (copper, gold, or silver) of the underlying rock.
Highlights from the sampling program include:
• 5 channel samples grading above 1.00% Cu, with a peak value of 2.30% Cu.
• 3 channel samples grading above 1.00% CuOX, with a maximum of 1.72% CuOX.
• 3 grab samples returning copper grades above 0.50% Cu, including 1.89% Cu (sample Tif-
16, ST3).
• 42 samples above detection limit for gold (>0.05 g/t Au), with a maximum of 0.30 g/t
Au (sample Tif-16).
• 13 samples with zinc values above 0.50% Zn, including a maximum of 17.75% Zn (sample
Tif-07).
(See Table 1 for average channel results.)
Samples length
(m)
Au*
(g/t)
Ag
*(ppm)
Cu
*(ppm)
CuOX
(ppm)
Pb
*(ppm)
Zn
*(ppm)
Tif-01 2 0,025 2,81 446 306 683 314
Tif-02 3 0,119 3,61 923 489 459 6193
Tif-03 3 0,078 1,75 276 176 398 4829
Tif-04 4 0,025 1,03 123 58 154 137
Tif-05 5 0,086 2,50 582 362 558 535
Tif-06 5 0,097 1,19 2288 1166 182 596
Tif-07 8 0,077 2,81 3135 1911 555 26449
Tif-08 8 0,088 1,87 2618 1463 339 2867
Tif-09 11 0,070 1,80 5644 3946 240 1013
Tif-10 10 0,090 1,67 4144 2274 767 705
Tif-11 2 0,121 6,42 2753 1543 2511 3450
Tif-12 4 0,076 5,02 3620 476 2878 9566
Tif-13 5 0,046 2,35 1368 636 134 2111
Tif-14 6 0,061 0,86 1349 584 59 1722
Table 1: Average results obtained from channel samples.
“The results confirm the presence of high- grade copper mineralization within exposed structures and
outline significant copper anomalies,” stated Pierre-Olivier Goulet, Vice President of Corporate
Development. “At Tifernine, mineralization is structurally controlled within veins and shear zones, with
widths reaching up to 11 metres. Anomalous gold values highlight the property’s untapped gold
potential, while the strong zinc grades reinforce its polymetallic ch aracter. Collectively, these results
underscore the potential scale and upside of Tifernine.”
The Company is currently designing a follow -up exploration program that will include detailed
geological mapping and trenching to evaluate the continuity of mineralization and to generate
additional targets across the Tifernine property.
Figure 2: Surface samples showing copper mineralization at Tifernine property.
About the Tifernine Copper Property
The Tifernine Copper Project covers an area of approximately 16 km² and is located southeast of
Ouarzazate, Morocco, accessible via the national road N9, which connects Ouarzazate to Zagora. The
property is situated just 10 km from the BMR property, where Morocco Strategic Minerals also holds
an option to acquire a 100% interest (see press release dated July 11, 2024).
Geologically, the Tifernine property consists of an Ediacaran rhyolitic and andesitic complex
intersected by ENE -WSW-oriented faults. It hosts several sub- vertical structures, each extending
approximately 600 m in length and up to 11 meters in width. These structures are locally brecciated
and contain quartz-carbonate veins. Copper mineralization is observed both in veins and disseminated
within the volcanic rocks.
About Morocco Strategic Minerals Corporation
Morocco Strategic Minerals Corp. is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on the
acquisition, exploration, and, if warranted, development of natural resource properties of merit in
Canada and Morocco.
Qualified Person
The technical and scientific information in this press release have been reviewed by Merouane
Rachidi, Ph.D., P.Geo., an independent qualified person as defined in National Instrument 43- 101 –
Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects ("NI 43-101").
Sample Analysis Method
Samples were prepared by African Laboratory for Mining and Environment (“Afrilab”) in Marrakech,
Morocco. All samples were analyzed for silver, copper, oxide copper (CuOX), iron, lead, and zinc using
Aqua regia and finished by atomic absorption spectroscopy (“AAS”) . Samples with above 5% Cu
content were reanalyzed using titration method.
Gold is assayed by fire assaying. Standards and blanks were inserted every 30 samples in addition to
the standards, blanks and pulp duplicate inserted by Afrilab.
Contact Information
Pierre-Olivier Goulet
Vice-President Corporate Development
1-579-476-7000
Guy Goulet
President and CEO
1-579-476-7000
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