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More than seven thousand delegates from over 100 countries will participate in Africa’s largest mining indaba in Cape Town, South Africa.
The Investing in African Mining Indaba 2023 commences on Monday in Cape Town, and will be officially opened by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
The event is set to provide delegates with valuable insights into the continent’s latest mining trends and investment opportunities, according to Portfolio Director Simon Ford.
Zambian Minister of Mines and Mineral Development Paul Kabuswe, Zambia Chamber of Mines , ZCCM-Investment Holdings, Copperbelt Energy Corporation, Stanbic Bank Zambia and Zambia National Commercial Bank would join other mining and energy leaders at the mining indaba.
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Ford said on Sunday in a statement that the extensive Programme provides thought leadership and networking opportunities with a focus on the future of mining and tackling key topics facing the mining industry to drive investment opportunities into Africa.
“The Cape Town International Conference Centre will welcome the over 7,000 delegates register so far from over 100 countries, of which 60 are government delegations excluding ministers and ambassadors, over 350 are executives from junior mining companies and over 400 mid tier and major mining companies are represented,” Ford said.
He also said over 700 investors have confirmed their participation at the Investing in Mining Indaba 2023.
“In addition to the most comprehensive programme of speakers, Mining Indaba 2023 offers unequalled opportunities for miners, suppliers, financiers, investors and government leaders.
“For almost three decades, Mining Indaba is the place where the mining community comes together to share and create dialogue that can spark change and ultimately, drive investment,” Ford said.
The event will take place from February 6 to February 9, 2023 in Cape Town, South Africa.
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More than seven thousand delegates from over 100 countries will participate in Africa’s largest mining indaba in Cape Town, South Africa.
The Investing in African Mining Indaba 2023 commences on Monday in Cape Town, and will be officially opened by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
The event is set to provide delegates with valuable insights into the continent’s latest mining trends and investment opportunities, according to Portfolio Director Simon Ford.
Zambian Minister of Mines and Mineral Development Paul Kabuswe, Zambia Chamber of Mines , ZCCM-Investment Holdings, Copperbelt Energy Corporation, Stanbic Bank Zambia and Zambia National Commercial Bank would join other mining and energy leaders at the mining indaba.
Ford said on Sunday in a statement that the extensive Programme provides thought leadership and networking opportunities with a focus on the future of mining and tackling key topics facing the mining industry to drive investment opportunities into Africa.
“The Cape Town International Conference Centre will welcome the over 7,000 delegates register so far from over 100 countries, of which 60 are government delegations excluding ministers and ambassadors, over 350 are executives from junior mining companies and over 400 mid tier and major mining companies are represented,” Ford said.
He also said over 700 investors have confirmed their participation at the Investing in Mining Indaba 2023.
“In addition to the most comprehensive programme of speakers, Mining Indaba 2023 offers unequalled opportunities for miners, suppliers, financiers, investors and government leaders.
“For almost three decades, Mining Indaba is the place where the mining community comes together to share and create dialogue that can spark change and ultimately, drive investment,” Ford said.
The event will take place from February 6 to February 9, 2023 in Cape Town, South Africa.
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