Mr. Hermann Derbuch reports

GOLD WORLD RESOURCES REPORTS ON ACMELABS ICP AND FIRE ASSAY ANALYSIS

The arithmetic average for gold in the 59 AcmeLabs results from rock samples taken from Gold World Resources Inc.'s 47 trench is 18,174.6 parts per billion (18.18 grams per tonne). Two of the results over the 100,000-part-per-billion (100-gram-per-tonne) limit of the ICP-MS analytical method were included in the average as only 100,000 parts per billion to compensate for the nugget effect. The arithmetic average for silver in the 59 samples was 825 grams per tonne by fire assay.

Fifty-four of the 59 samples returned gold results greater than 5,000 parts per billion, including 22 samples returning greater than 15,000 parts per billion (15 grams per tonne), of which two were over 100,000 parts per billion (100 grams per tonne). Ten of the highest-gold-grade samples will be reanalyzed by fire assay with gravimetric finish to confirm results.

AcmeLabs performed ICP analysis on 59 randomly chosen samples from each of the approximately 35-kilogram bags material of the bagged material from the 47 zone (see press release July 11, 2012), of which the estimated total weight is 2.2 tonnes.

In 2011, a 457-kilogram sample from the 47 trench analyzed at the SGS Laboratory was determined by its pulp metallic procedure to have a head grade of 14.3 grams per tonne gold and 860 grams per tonne silver.

The samples were delivered by Norseman Exploration and prepared by the AcmeLabs preparation laboratory in Whitehorse (code R200-250), and assayed by its Vancouver laboratory for gold, silver and 34 other elements (code 1DX30, 30 grams, aqua regia, ICP-MS finish). All overlimits results for silver were systematically reassayed (code G6Gr, fire assay, gravimetric finish). AcmeLabs is an ISO 9001:2008-qualified assayer that performs and makes available internal assaying controls, and systematically inserts certified blanks and standards for addressing Gold World Resources' quality assurance/quality control requirements. Dallas Davis, PEng, FEC, acts as the company's qualified person.

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