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    MOTA 2023 – Top mining leaders and investors to headline upcoming event

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    MOTA 2023 conference brings together key stakeholders to explore collaborations for sustainable mining

    The Mining On Top Africa (MOTA) conference is set to take place at The Westin Paris – Vendome in the French capital on July 12th and 13th, 2023. The event will feature influential leaders and investors from the mining industry, focusing on Africa’s top mining investment countries.

    MOTA 2023 – Sustainable mining

    With a strategic aim of fostering collaboration and partnerships for sustainable mining across the continent, MOTA provides a platform for government officials, mining majors, explorers, and investors to connect. The conference will explore the theme of “Mining Tomorrow”, addressing the increasing global demand for critical minerals and the need for corresponding growth in mining investment to achieve sustainable development.

    Africa’s leading mining investment countries

    Several of Africa’s most attractive mining investment destination countries have confirmed their attendance at MOTA 2023. The Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo), Mali, Niger, Senegal, Zambia, Cote D’Ivoire, and Guinea will showcase their abundant mineral resources and advancements in sustainable mining practices. Each of these countries will have dedicated country spotlight sessions, offering valuable insights and investment opportunities.

    Key government ministers and officials to headline

    Government officials and industry leaders are set to headline the MOTA 2023 conference. The speakers all bring valuable expertise and insights, creating an atmosphere of knowledge sharing and collaboration.

    Speakers include:

    Samou Seidou Adambi, Minister of Water and Mines of Benin

    Ousseini Hadizatou Yacouba, Minister of Mines of the République du Niger

    Oumar Sarr, Minister of Mines and Geology of Senegal

    Stephen G. Roman, Founder, Chairman and CEO, Global Atomic Corporation
    Professor Hilaire Elenga, Director General, Centre of Geological & Mining Research, Republic of Congo
    Anass Joundy, Regional Head, EBRD Natural resources for South and East Mediterranean region, United Kingdom
    Susannah Mclaren, Head of Responsible Sourcing & Sustainability, Cobalt Institute
    Gerald Mwila, Director – Geological Survey, Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development, Zambia
    Marc-Antoine Eyl-Mazzega, Director, Center for Energy & Climate, French Institute of International Relations
    Nicolas Leconte, Critical Raw Materials and Energy Transition Policy Officer, Economic Diplomacy Directorate, French Europe and Foreign Affairs Ministry
    Sodhie B. Naicker Managing Director, DMT Kai Batla
    Pierre-Samuel Guedj, President, Director General, Affectio Mutandi
    Daniel Stapper, Manager Mines to Market, Pact International, USA
    Salimatou Diallo, Managing Director & Founding Partner, ADNA
    Rachel Brass, Director Market Linkages, USAID’s Zahabu Safi (Clean Gold) Project, Levin Sources

    Notable sessions

    MOTA 2023’s sessions and speakers will cover a range of critical topics concerning the challenges shaping the future of the mining industry in Africa and beyond. Attendees will see discussions and case studies, and benefit from networking opportunities.

    Keynote Panel Session: Africa’s Mining Vision and Future Perspectives

    Prominent sector representatives will discuss creating dynamic cross-continental mineral supply chains in Africa, promoting local value addition, exploring cost-effective energy sources, and attracting investors amidst political uncertainty.

    The Future of Europe’s and Africa’s Mining Partnership

    This session will highlight priorities for commodity security, attracting foreign investment, and fostering partnerships in training, technology, and innovation across Europe and Africa.

    In the MENA region, both Egypt and Saudi Arabia have been exploring how to expand their domestic mining operations.

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