Namibia is expected to showcase its investment-ready mining opportunities at the Investing in African Mining Indaba on 11 February at Victoria Falls Stage.
This comes as the country positions itself as a stable and investor-ready mining destination.
A statement issued by the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) on Thursday says Namibia will offer a predictable mining jurisdiction supported by a proven policy and regulatory framework.
“As part of the country’s long-term mining and industrialisation strategy, Namibia is positioning large-scale investments as well as small-scale and emerging mining as an integrated pipeline for sustainable growth, value creation and resilient mineral supply chains.” NIPDB says.
The statement says mining continues to drive economic growth, employment creation and industrial development.
“Namibia is seeking investors and development partners to advance its strategic priorities in exploration, beneficiation and downstream value addition,” the statement reads.
The Namibian delegation will be led by deputy minister of industries, mines and energy Gaudentia Kröhne.
The statement says the government will host two investment focused events, including a mining project pitching session with Rand Merchant Bank.
According to the statement, the Namibia country showcase will highlight the regulatory environment, geological potential, infrastructure readiness and a pipeline of investment-ready mining and industrial projects.
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