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In his remarks, Mr Alake harped on the need to forge partnerships, emphasising that global energy transition is contingent on critical minerals, which he stated exist in abundance in Nigeria.
Mining Sector Development: Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dr. Dele Alake led the Nigerian delegation to a bilateral meeting with the Saudi Arabia Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources, Bandar AlKhorayef, alongside the Vice-Minister, Mining Affairs, Eng. Khaled AlMudifer on the sidelines of the Future Minerals Forum (FMF) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. 8th January, 2024.
The Future Minerals Forum (FMF) has made waves with the announcement that its upcoming Ministerial Roundtable, scheduled for January 9, 2024, is set to shatter attendance records, drawing participation from 80 countries. A remarkable 45 of these nations will dispatch ministers to engage in discussions with stakeholders, accompanied by 20 international organizations, 30 non-governmental organizations,
The Future Minerals Forum (FMF) has made waves with the announcement that its upcoming Ministerial Roundtable, scheduled for...
Substantial investments are needed in the mining sector to facilitate the transition to renewable energy and achieve carbon neutrality, revealed Saudi Vice Minister for Mining Affairs, Khalid Al-Mudaifer. Al-Mudaifer, in remarks to Asharq Al-Awsat, emphasized that “these investments are currently insufficient and unavailable.” The vice minister’s statements were made during a press conference dedicated to outlining the details of the third edition of the Future Minerals Forum (FMF), to be held in Riyadh on Jan. 9-11 at the King Abdulaziz International Conference Center.