Mining sector: “Encouraging a win-win policy between states and multinationals”
Summary:
Chekinah Olivier, founder of OL Consult, is currently working with the Spanish company Xcalibur Multiphysics to map mineral resources in Africa. A life-saving work that should help advance states and secure private investments.
Chekinah Olivier, founder of OL Consult
OL Consult is an investment consulting and assistance company that supports companies and individuals who wish to invest in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The objective of Chekinah Olivier, founder of this company, is to attract investors and to help the country’s economic development, while reducing unemployment and improving the daily lives of Congolese citizens. For several months, after years of work in the mining sector, Chekinah Olivier has been working on a mapping of mineral resources.
A meticulous but essential work which must, he says, “enable us to defend the interests of private companies but also of States”.The revolutionary work of Chekinah Olivier and Xcalibur Multiphysics This work was born from an observation: the lack of information on mineral resources, particularly in Africa, is an obstacle to development.
All the more so for African states themselves, says Chekinah Olivier in a recent interview. Because due to a lack of knowledge of what is found in African soils, countries do not benefit enough from the exploitation of minerals. Chekinah Olivier thus intends to “liberate and open up the potential of Africa and developing countries
Chekinah Olivier : “Let investors and states each find their own interests”
The stated objective is therefore “the discovery of economic deposits and of course the assessment of the mineral potential of the subsoil in the study areas”. Which must then make it possible to “encourage private investment to support mining production”. And to do this, the mapping will list all the commodities, but “with a particular emphasis on critical or strategic minerals such as Lithium, Nickel, Cobalt, Vanadium, Rare Earths, Coltan, etc., because these minerals are essential for modern industry and the energy transition, offering a plausible alternative to global warming which threatens all of humanity”.
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