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Joaquín Villarino

EXECUTIVE PRESIDENT, CONSEJO MINERO
"Most of the uncertainties in the sector have been resolved. There is human capital to make mining possible, and stable institutions and transparency to give foreign investors peace of mind."

Vuslat Bayoglu

MANAGING DIRECTOR, MENAR
"Our vision is to target US and European steelmakers, turning the asset into a critical step towards South Africa’s re-industrialization and wealth generationn."

Vis Reddy

CHAIRMAN, SOUTH AFRICA & REGIONAL COORDINATOR (AFRICA), SRK GLOBAL
"Regulations are evolving rapidly across Africa, driven by increasing awareness of ESG issues and the need for greater transparency and accountability in business practices."

Bráulio de Brito

FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN, TRADINTER AND CHAIRMAN, AECIPA
"Doing business in Angola requires a great deal of imported goods and equipment, which challenges both the companies and the central bank to make foreign currency available. "

Sopiribo Ideriah

GROUP MANAGING DIRECTOR WEST AFRICA, SLB
"Opportunities such as domestic gas and power supply, LNG, CNG, fertilizer plants, etc., present a huge untapped market that could sustain our presence in these regions for many years."

Pat Risner

PRESIDENT OF HERMOSA, SOUTH32
"As the only advanced mine project in the US that could produce two federally designated critical minerals — manganese and zinc — Hermosa can help put Arizona in the driver’s seat of the clean energy race."

Jorge Ganoza

CEO, FORTUNA MINING
"Our West African mines deliver the highest margins, with Séguéla being our lowest-cost operation."

Pierre Léveillé

PRESIDENT & CEO, KORYX COPPER
"By early 2025, we would expect to increase the average grade to over 0.40%."

Raul Costa

MANAGING DIRECTOR, TUBOSTRANS
"In addition to the currency challenge, access to capital in order to grow your business is also a challenge in Angola."

Emeka Ene

CEO, THE OIDA GROUP
"Modular approaches to gas monetization are becoming more prevalent due to the inefficiency of large-scale projects in regions with limited industrial infrastructure."

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