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«BRICSterview»

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Deputy Director of Cameroon National Museum, Etta Ojang Ivan: “Project of Museum of African Cultures in Moscow has great potential for Cameroon and other African countries”

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Director of Center for BRICS Studies at Fudan University, Shen Yi: “BRICS is very new and innovative mechanism”

22 minutes 26 sec.

South Africa's businessman and politician, Marius Fransman: "Let's reimagine South Africa through BRICS agenda"

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Zimbabwe

10.10.24 16:16

Economy

Zimbabwe’s mining sector forecasts strong growth in 2025

The mining sector is seen as a key driver of further economic growth and industrialisation in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe’s mining sector is expecting a positive outlook for 2025, with confidence in continued growth. This forecast, presented by the Chamber of Mines at the Mine Entra conference in Bulawayo, predicts a rise in mineral exports from US$5.5 billion in 2024 to US$6 billion in 2025. This is reported by ZBC News, a partner of TV BRICS.

The sector is also expected to see a 3 per cent increase in employment and an average 7 per cent growth in mineral production, with capacity utilisation reaching 90 per cent from 84 per cent in 2024.

However, mining executives anticipate constraints in electricity supply due to the increased mining activity. Demand is expected to rise from the current 600 MW to 700 MW as mining operations expand.

Capital expenditure in the sector is projected to reach US$600 million in 2025, as mining companies aim to capitalise on stronger commodity prices in the global market.

The mining sector is seen as a key driver of further economic growth and industrialisation in Zimbabwe.

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Sergey Lavrov

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia

"We can boast impressive results and, arguably, have even more favourable prospects in energy, industry, agriculture. [...] We closely cooperate on the international stage, including within the UN, BRICS, the SCO, and the G20. Without a doubt, our interaction contributes to strengthening regional and global stability and enhancing the effectiveness of these groups and organisations"

Vladimir Putin

President of Russia

"Sport is meant to unite people and build bridges between nations. This is its high mission and one of the key objectives of international sports organisations. [...] In the United Nations’ current sustainable development agenda, sport is recognised as one of the most important factors in achieving goals in health, education and social integration. Russia fully shares this approach and takes it into account in the implementation of its national development goals"

Shavkat Mirziyoyev

Shavkat Mirziyoyev

President of Uzbekistan

"In recent years, Uzbekistan, as an equal member of UNESCO, has been taking consistent steps aimed at raising interaction with the organisation to a qualitatively new level. In particular, the five-year cooperation programme until 2027 is being effectively implemented"

Aleksander Lukashenko

Aleksander Lukashenko

President of Belarus

"Africa for Belarus is the same as China was 30 years ago – a market of the future where we must actively move forward and secure our niches. It is precisely there that the potential for export diversification lies for the key sectors of our economy, such as agriculture, mechanical engineering, the production of mineral fertilisers, and others"

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva

President of Brazil

"Being at the ASEAN Summit means once again confirming the importance of Brazil’s relations with Southeast Asia. Trade between the Republic and the member countries of the association exceeded US$37 billion in 2024. Today, ASEAN is Brazil’s fifth-largest trading partner"

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