DRC’s Mining Sector in a Transformative Mode

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The government’s latest reforms include clearer mining codes, improved contract oversight, and initiatives to attract climate-resilient energy investments to power mining operations. Yet, persistent security threats in the east of the country continue to raise concerns

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), already home to some of the world’s largest reserves of cobalt and copper, is entering a dynamic new phase. Recent geological surveys have unveiled new mineral-rich zones, drawing renewed investor interest and strategic international partnerships.

These new Geological Research Zones are key to unlocking long-term investor confidence and will drive a more transparent, regulated approach to resource management.

The government’s latest reforms include clearer mining codes, improved contract oversight, and initiatives to attract climate-resilient energy investments to power mining operations. Yet, persistent security threats in the east of the country continue to raise concerns. Analysts emphasise the importance of fair and sustainable foreign partnerships to ensure that the Congolese community benefits from the boom.

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Experts feel that managing partnerships equitably will be essential. The DRC must insist on technology transfers, local job creation, and environmental standards.