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FG Partners World Bank On Mining Sector Financing

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December 12, 2023
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FG Partners World Bank On Mining Sector Financing
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The Federal Government, through the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development, is exploring collaboration with the World Bank to unlock financing and technical support for the development of the mining sector.

This was revealed in a statement signed by the minister’s Special Assistant on Media, Segun Tomori and made available to The PUNCH on Tuesday.

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Speaking during a courtesy visit to the Solid Minerals Minister, Dele Alake, on Monday, World Bank Country Director for Nigeria, Shubham Chaudhuri, expressed satisfaction with the renewed focus on the development of the nation’s mineral resources by the current administration.

Chaudhuri stated that Nigeria is well positioned to make the mineral sector a major contributor to its GDP since the country has the majority of economically viable minerals.

He reiterated the readiness of the bank to partner with the ministry on financing specific intervention areas and ensure effective implementation of projects.

He also added that the bank is not restricted to providing financing alone, asserting it can offer technical assistance to improve mining operations in the country.

In his response, the minister hailed the World Bank team for the visit, commending the institution for spearheading developmental efforts in diverse sectors of the economy over the years.

“The World Bank has been able to redirect focus on developmental issues and projects in countries, especially Nigeria. Just recently, we had the support of the World Bank on palliatives being rolled out after fuel subsidy removal. We had appreciable support from the World Bank.

“I thank you for your involvement in the min diver project, which, unfortunately, is coming to a close. We look forward to strengthening collaboration, which will culminate in the needed funding for critical areas in the mining sector, alongside the requisite technical support, as earlier hinted, “Alake said.

Explaining the vision for the mining sector, the minister revealed that the first major priority is investment in exploration to generate the requisite geo-data that will guide investors in making informed decisions about investing in the sector.

He also revealed that efforts are ongoing to establish efficient governance structures and secure the mining environment.

Alake further assured all that the Federal Government is committed to providing an enabling environment to safeguard mining operations whilst ensuring maximum beneficiation to host communities and accruable revenue to the government through royalties and taxes.

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