Collaboration Key to Africa's Mining Future, Says Expert

Africa's Mining Future Hinges on Collaboration: An Interview with H.E. Moses Engadu Ghana - The future of Africa's mining industry is heavily reliant on collaboration between nations, according to H.E. Moses Engadu, Secretary General of the Africa Mining Strategy Group. In an exclusive interview with Channel One TV, Engadu emphasized the critical role of unity and cooperation in ensuring the sector's sustainable growth. "The geopolitical landscape across Africa demands unity and cooperation," Engadu stated, highlighting the cross-cutting issue of collaboration as crucial for success. He further explained that working together makes African nations stronger and more respected in the global arena. Engadu also stressed the significance of mineral value addition, stating, "We cannot benefit from our minerals when we're not adding value locally." He noted that many countries are now supporting policies that encourage local value addition, rather than the export of raw materials. The interview also touched upon the importance of technology in reducing the environmental footprint of mining and the need for inclusivity in the industry. Engadu's insights offer a comprehensive perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing the African mining sector, emphasizing the potential for sustainable development through collaboration and strategic planning. This collaborative approach promises a brighter future for African economies and communities.