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Browsing: Rwanda mining partnership with the European Investment Bank (EIB)
- This is the first critical raw materials agreement between the European Investment Bank (EIB), the world’s largest international public bank, and an African partner.
- The collaboration aims to address the growing global demand for critical raw materials, including base metals, battery materials, and rare earths.
- EIB Global technical and financing teams will increase cooperation with critical raw material partners to explore new investment opportunities in Rwanda.
In a first of its kind in Africa, Rwanda has entered into a partnership with the European Investment Bank (EIB), aiming to enhance the country’s investments in the critical raw material supply chain and boost recycling.
Notably, this agreement marks the first critical raw materials collaboration between the European Investment Bank, the world’s largest international public bank, and an African country.
The alliance between the EIB and Rwanda signifies a collective effort to promote sustainable development, strengthen the country’s economic ties with Europe, and …
