MOTA serves as a unique opportunity to stay informed, forge strategic partnerships, and contribute to the dialogue shaping the future of mining in Africa.
Discover the most dynamic upcoming initiatives in African mining. Explore the geological potential of various African nations for new exploration ventures
Acquire comprehensive understanding of matters like the surging demand in critical minerals’, energy transitions, transparency, advancements in mining jurisdictions, integration of renewable energy tech and other digital technology, and progress in global trade
Engage in insightful round table discussions led by industry leaders and decision-markers.
Gain valuable insights into Europe’s stake in African mining and exploration, fostering awareness and collaboration among key stakeholders.
Attain a competitive edge and prominence, whether as a miner or within a ministry
During the 2024 summit, calls were made to strengthen the link between the energy transition and the development of the mining sector through innovative financing models and fairer investment partnerships. The need to review outdated mining codes, improve the ease of doing business and promote training as well as community development was highlighted.
A real and fair partnership between Europe and Africa was seen as being key to ensure a successful energy transition. MOTA 2024 has been an effective platform for networking and business development. The organizers would like to thank the sponsors and their partners for their support.
Responsible mining was identified as key for the future of the global mining industry. Stakeholders highlighted the need for sustainable practices in the mining industry.
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