DRC mining gets a boost with ECA and agency involvement

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Middle East & Africa

Jonathan Bell

Editor-in-chief

Recent copper and cobalt mine development financings in the DRC by EKN and SEK from Sweden and African development bank TDB are likely to act as encouragement to other financial institutions looking to become more active in the country.

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