Dele Alake, Nigeria’s Minister of Solid Minerals Development, has encouraged South African investors to seize opportunities within Nigeria’s mining sector. At the inaugural International Investment Forum and Roadshow in South Africa, he highlighted ongoing reforms that aim to enhance the business environment for mining. Alake stated that under President Bola Tinubu’s administration, there is a renewed commitment to developing solid minerals, which is central to the country’s economic growth. He aims to attract global mining firms, emphasizing the potential for partnerships that would benefit both Nigeria and its investors.

Nigeria’s mining sector has been undergoing significant reforms aimed at revitalising its potential and attracting foreign investment. The government views the enhancement of this sector as crucial for national development, especially as the global demand for minerals increases. The current administration acknowledges that substantial investment and collaboration with international mining companies are necessary to fully exploit the nation’s abundant mineral resources, thus driving economic progress.

The focus on Nigeria’s mining sector aims to make it more appealing to investors through comprehensive reforms and government support. The collaboration with leading global mining companies could lead to improved resource utilisation and a boost in national revenue. The commitment of the Tinubu administration to solid minerals development is expected to place Nigeria firmly on the global mining map, fostering investment opportunities.

Original Source: www.thecable.ng

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