Liberty Gold holds mine permitting initiation meting for Black Pine

Liberty Gold announced a significant milestone in the advancement of the Black Pine Oxide Gold project, located in southeast Idaho. On Wednesday, June 26, the Company hosted a formal mine permitting kick-off meeting with key representatives from the US Forest Service, the Bureau of Land Management, and the Idaho Department of Lands. The meeting was led by Matt Zietlow, Director of Regulatory Affairs & Sustainability for Liberty Gold. The primary focus of this meeting was to present a comprehensive framework and draft schedule to resource specialists from the attending federal and state agencies. This framework outlines the strategic plan and necessary deliverables required for the upcoming months in preparation for the formal submission of the Mine Plan of Operations which is expected to be in Q4 of 2024. During the meeting, Liberty Gold provided an initial outline of the deliverables required from all parties, highlighting the key steps necessary for the timely and efficient completion of the MPO. The Project represents a significant opportunity for economic growth and job creation in southern Idaho, while maintaining the highest standards of environmental stewardship and community relations. The Black Pine MPO will be supported by a pre-feasibility study on track for completion in Q3 of 2024. Project activities for the second half of 2024 are focused in three key areas: Completion of the pre-feasibility study, Submission of the draft MPO to USFS to commence formally, the National Environmental Policy Act permitting process and Exploration drilling on priority target areas on recently permitted ground under the exploration Plan of Operations 4th amendment.