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Empowering Africa’s Mining Industry:
Charting a Course Towards Sustainable Growth

High-Level Panel:

African Vision and Collaboration for Sustainable Mining Practices

This high-level panel will unite government leaders, industry experts, and top mining companies to discuss Africa's commitment to sustainable, climate-resilient mining. Key topics include balancing investment with government interests, environmental and community impacts of mining, governance for transparency and fairness, and green mineral strategies for industrialization. Collaboration with European partners will also be highlighted.

Session Spotlight:
Pioneering Investment: Exploring Innovative Financing for Africa's Mining Sector

Attracting public-private partnerships and investment for mining in Africa involves assessing traditional and innovative financing methods, managing risks, and securing social licenses. Industry experts will discuss how to bridge funding gaps, promote critical raw material production, and access European funding for infrastructure investment, ensuring sustainable development and investor confidence.

Session Spotlight:
Forging a Sustainable Partnership: Advancing Africa-Europe Collaboration for Responsible Mining Supply Chains

Discover how we revolutionize mining supply chains. Our evaluation identifies strengths and weaknesses, while proposing standards for responsible operations. Navigate EU certification requirements seamlessly with our tailored solutions. Empower local communities with targeted training programs, fostering sustainable practices and economic growth. Join us in building a brighter future for mining.

A New Era for African Mining: Ethical Standards Leading the Way

“Concerning the future of the African mining industry, we are convinced that it relies on a firm commitment to ethical and sustainable practices throughout the supply chain. We emphasize transparency, fair labor practices, environmental sustainability, and social responsibility as fundamental pillars to ensure the longevity and prosperity of our sector.”

Boubacar Ousmane Mbaye,

President of the Chamber of Mines, Senegal