By Jones Gadama
The 2025 Malawi Mining Investment Forum is set to take place at the Bingu International Convention Centre (BICC) in Lilongwe, with President Lazarus Chakwera presiding over the opening ceremony. The forum promises to be a landmark event in Malawi’s mining sector, bringing together local and international investors, industry experts, and government officials to explore opportunities and challenges in the sector.
The mining sector has been identified as a key driver of economic growth and development in Malawi, with the government committed to creating a conducive environment for investors. The forum will provide a platform for stakeholders to discuss policy issues, share knowledge, and identify opportunities for investment in the sector.
President Chakwera’s presence at the opening ceremony underscores the government’s commitment to promoting the mining sector and attracting investment. His participation is expected to set the tone for the forum and highlight the importance of the sector to the country’s economic development.
The 2025 Malawi Mining Investment Forum will feature a range of activities, including keynote speeches, panel discussions, and exhibitions. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with government officials, industry experts, and potential investors, and to explore opportunities for collaboration and partnership.
Malawi has significant mineral resources, including uranium, coal, and rare earth minerals. However, the sector has faced challenges, including inadequate infrastructure, policy uncertainty, and limited access to finance. The forum will provide an opportunity for stakeholders to discuss these challenges and identify solutions.
The government has implemented several initiatives to promote the mining sector, including the development of a new mining policy and the establishment of a mining cadastre system. These initiatives aim to create a more transparent and efficient system for mining licensing and to attract investment in the sector.
The 2025 Malawi Mining Investment Forum is expected to attract a large number of local and international investors, industry experts, and government officials. The event will provide a platform for networking and deal-making, and will help to promote Malawi as a destination for mining investment.
The 2025 Malawi Mining Investment Forum promises to be a significant event in Malawi’s mining sector. With President Chakwera presiding over the opening ceremony, the forum is expected to set the tone for the future development of the sector. The event will provide a platform for stakeholders to discuss policy issues, share knowledge, and identify opportunities for investment in the sector.
