How can governments and miners build partnerships that deliver long-term value?

Minerals offer multi-generational development opportunities for the communities where they are mined, but has the balance of who carries that responsibility become too one-sided? If miners feel they shoulder too much of the development burden, will they lose interest in certain regions? Or should governments demand more value addition from industry?

Wednesday 11 February 09:15 - 10:00 Intergovernmental Summit Sahara Stage (CTICC2 - Level 2)

Governance, regulation and policy

Infrastructure and industrialisation

Add to calendar 02/11/2026 09:15 02/11/2026 10:00 How can governments and miners build partnerships that deliver long-term value? Minerals offer multi-generational development opportunities for the communities where they are mined, but has the balance of who carries that responsibility become too one-sided? If miners feel they shoulder too much of the development burden, will they lose interest in certain regions? Or should governments demand more value addition from industry? Sahara Stage (CTICC2 - Level 2) Africa/Johannesburg

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Moderator

Kirsten Hund

Head of Climate & Nature, Vale Base Metals

Speakers

Alex Khumalo

Head: Social Performance, Minerals Council South Africa