President Mnangagwa officially opens the 27th edition of Mine Entra in Bulawayo

President Mnangagwa has arrived for the official opening of this year’s edition of Mine Entra at the ZITF Grounds in Bulawayo.

 

 

President Mnangagwa is now touring stands at the ongoing 27th Mining, Engineering and Transport (Mine Entra) conference.

He commenced his tour at the Rema Tip Top stand and went on to the Fidelity Gold Refinery stand. President Mnangagwa is

currently touring the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development stand

 

He begins by giving salutations recognizing the presence of VP Chiwenga, Ministers and key stakeholders in the mining sector and the ZITF board and management

This event is occurring at a time when the mining sector is witnessing growth.

I was impressed by exhibitions which is a reflection of growth and innovation in the sector.

More companies recognize that it is important to adopt new technologies to ensure exploitation of new minerals

The urgent challenge is not to only produce more, but produce better. To ensure long term viability, innovation has a role and

 

be accelerated. We are currently living in the era of fourth industrial revolution

The Mining sector has responsibility to adapt to pur own growth and we expect spinoff which will promote rapid

Industrialisation of our motherland Zimbabwe. Bold decisions must be taken with sector to speed up mineral beneficiation and

value addition

The employment of artificial intelligence is also encouraged. We have a duty to protect the environment for both present and

future generations. Mining should develop cleaner solutions in the whole value chain. We should work towards lowering

emissions. I commend those who have invested in renewable energy and mining companies should increase productivity and

ensure communities benefit

Let’s think of people first and act in the national interest. Our people should benefit from our God given natural resources

Policy framework in skills development will be constantly reviewed. This will ensure companies export minerals processed

rather than raw. We need to create local jobs.

In conclusion, Zimbabwe stands ready to welcome investors as we continue to build our country brick by brick, stone upon

stone. I thank you.

President Mnangagwa is now presenting MineEntra 2024 awards

 

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