Great Quest Metals Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:GQ) (FRANKFURT:GQM) - 

Mali's government has signed a ceasefire agreement with the secular Tuareg MNLA
rebels. The new accord allows the Malian authority and its army to return to
Kidal, the rebels' final stronghold in northeastern Mali. This is a significant
step for Mali's crisis recovery process that removes the last obstacle on the
path to country-wide elections scheduled for July 28th, and paves the way for a
lasting peace in the country's northern region. 


"There is an international consensus, as well as a Malian consensus, on the
fundamental questions, which include the integrity of our territory, national
unity, and the secular and republican nature of our state", commented Tiebile
Drame, head of the Malian delegation to peace talks. 


Free and fair elections are necessary to restore peace and stability throughout
the country and would end 15 months of interim rule. Democratic elections will
set the stage for the national reconciliation process and will unlock foreign
aid that has been frozen since the military coup last year. In May 2013,
international donors pledged EUR3.25 billion (or $4.31 billion) to support
Mali's economic and political reconstruction programme, provided elections are
organised. 


On July 1st, a UN peacekeeping mission comprising 11,200 military personnel and
1,440 international police are expected to be deployed to maintain stability as
French troops withdraw. 


Great Quest remains committed to bringing the Tilemsi Phosphate project into
production and intends to resume its exploration program in Tilemsi soon after
the elections. 


"We have only completed drill work on 2% of the total 1,206 km2 Tilemsi land
package", says Jed Richardson, Great Quest President and CEO, "and only
additional exploratory work will determine the true size of the Tilemsi
phosphate deposit and confirm its high natural grade."


ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF GREAT QUEST METALS LTD.

Jed Richardson - President, CEO & Director

Sources: Associated Press and BBC

About Great Quest

Great Quest Metals Ltd. is a Canadian mineral exploration company with assets in
Mali, West Africa. The Company is focused on developing the Tilemsi Phosphate
Project, encompassing 1,206 km2 in eastern Mali. To date, the Company has
published two resource reports with the total inferred resource now standing at
50 million tonnes at an average grade of 24.3% P2O5 (at 10% cut-off). Phosphate
rock from the Tilemsi Project displayed good characteristics for effective
beneficiation with assays ranging between 25% and 38% P2O5, and low level of
contaminants, especially Cadmium. The Company also holds several gold
concessions in the productive Birimian gold belt, in southwestern Mali. Great
Quest is listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol GQ, and the
Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the symbol GQM.


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responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. The statements that
are not historical facts and are forward-looking statements involving known and
unknown risks and uncertainties could cause actual results to vary materially
from the targeted results. We seek safe harbor.


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Great Quest Metals Ltd.
Investor Relations
604-689-2882
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