CMA has been granted Continuing Professional Development (CPD) accreditation for its investment and market growth-centric program, showcasing and connecting dynamic prospects within Africa’s energy transition minerals and metals sector with global investors.

Critical Minerals Africa 2024 to highlight the increasing role of Canadian firms in bolstering the growth of Africa’s energy transition metals sector.

The summit will showcase the latest developments in digitizing Africa’s critical minerals sector, as international operators adopt new technologies to boost efficiency and reduce costs.

In line with its commitment to driving sustainable growth in Africa’s extractive industry, international finance institution the World Bank is participating in this year’s Critical Minerals Africa (CMA) 2024 Summit.

The upcoming Critical Minerals Africa (CMA) Summit will feature a Automotive and Batteries Focus panel, examining measures to establish Africa as a global hub for battery precursors, batteries and EVs, as well as exploring opportunities for Africa’s critical minerals to support clean energy development.

Chairman of EXIM’s Sub-Saharan Africa Advisory Committee Jude Kearny will speak on the Bank’s finance solutions for African mining projects and identify future investment opportunities at the Critical Minerals Africa 2024 Summit.

Investment in African critical minerals are on the rise, with global entities acquiring assets, funding upstream projects and developing midstream and logistics facilities.

The Critical Minerals Africa 2024 Summit will connect South African projects with UK investors for deal signings and formation of strategic partnerships.