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Rethinking resource nationalism – a cash grab or a fair share?

•    With in increase of exports bans of unprocessed minerals, is this the signal of a wider trend across the continent?
•    How have mining companies reacted to this continental shift? Does the uncertainty of access dry up investment?
•    What effect has this move towards greater beneficiation requirements had on existing and future mining projects?
•    Are these approaches short sighted? Is too much of the justification for resource nationalism based in misinformation and cupidity?
•    How can increased nationalism around mineral assets actually hinder producers, specifically when considering beneficiation, ownership ambitions and greater employment?


Wednesday 07 February 14:40 - 15:20 Governments Stage 1

Intergovernmental Summit

Add to calendar 02/07/2024 14:40 02/07/2024 15:20 Rethinking resource nationalism – a cash grab or a fair share? •    With in increase of exports bans of unprocessed minerals, is this the signal of a wider trend across the continent?
•    How have mining companies reacted to this continental shift? Does the uncertainty of access dry up investment?
•    What effect has this move towards greater beneficiation requirements had on existing and future mining projects?
•    Are these approaches short sighted? Is too much of the justification for resource nationalism based in misinformation and cupidity?
•    How can increased nationalism around mineral assets actually hinder producers, specifically when considering beneficiation, ownership ambitions and greater employment?
Governments Stage 1 Africa/Johannesburg
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Moderator

Silas Olan'g

Africa Energy Transition Advisor, NRGI

Speakers

Jeff Quartermaine

Executive Chairman and CEO, Perseus Mining

Hulme Scholes

Director, Malan Scholes

Warren Beech

CEO, Beech Veltman Incorporated

Claude Baissac

CEO, Eunomix

Dr. Benedito Paulo Manuel

Director General, Sociede Mineira de Catoca LDA