Africa-Press – Eswatini. Prince Lonkhokhela, Minister for Natural Resources and Energy, has urged African nations to work hand in hand to unlock the continent’s vast mineral wealth. Speaking at the 2nd Africa Mineral Strategy Group (AMSG) Roundtable, held on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, the Prince joined ministers and key stakeholders under the theme “Forging a Common African Voice, Advancing Global Partnerships.”
Representing Eswatini, Prince Lonkhokhela underscored the importance of increasing exploration activities while adopting international standards such as AMREC and PARC to build transparency and boost investor confidence.
“This Roundtable carries a theme of immense significance for our continent. Only through collaboration can Africa fully benefit from its mineral riches,” he emphasized.
The Prince revealed that Eswatini has already embarked on a multidisciplinary geoscience mapping project aimed at identifying promising mineral targets and prioritizing follow-up programs. This initiative demonstrates Eswatini’s commitment to innovation and forward-looking resource management.
The AMSG Roundtable emerged as a vital platform for African leaders to harmonize strategies, exchange knowledge, and strengthen regional cooperation. With mineral resources playing a pivotal role in driving economic growth, countries are now more focused than ever on creating predictable, transparent, and investor-friendly environments.
By fostering regional collaboration, nations can align mining practices, share best approaches, and ensure that mineral wealth benefits not only governments but also communities across Africa.
Prince Lonkhokhela’s message was clear: Africa’s future prosperity depends on responsible resource management, unity, and a shared vision of sustainable growth. His remarks reinforced the continent’s resolve to harness its mineral resources in ways that create long-term value and shared prosperity for all.
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