JAKARTA, March 7 (Reuters) - Copper miner Freeport

Indonesia may get an export quota for around 1 million metric

tons of copper concentrate, Energy and Mineral Resources

Minister Bahlil Lahadalia told reporters on Friday.

The government has issued a regulation allowing exports of

raw mineral under force majeure conditions, and such a quota

will be valid for six months, Bahlil said.

Freeport has requested for an export permit to authorities,

but the mining ministry has not issued a recommendation yet,

senior official Tri Winarno said. Mining ministry recommendation

is required for export permit issuance by the Trade Ministry.

Freeport Indonesia did not immediately respond to a Reuters

request for comment.