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Nigeria and US Sign Framework Agreement to Deepen Investment in Mining Sector

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Nigeria and the United States signed a framework agreement to deepen investment in Nigeria’s mining sector. The agreement, which was exchanged in New York, aims to unlock the country’s estimated $700 billion in mineral resources. The signing ceremony was led by the Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dele Alake, and US Deputy Secretary of State, Christopher Landau.

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The pact seeks to leverage the government relationship to facilitate business-to-business transactions and promote value addition across Nigeria’s mineral value chain. The goal is to enable the country to move beyond the export of raw minerals through stronger local processing and technical capacity.

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  • NigeriaSovereign state hosting the mineral resources and signing the investment pact.

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