“This partnership is key to enhancing investment in the country for the growth of the national economy. We will ensure investors get information on mining and agriculture among other sectors so that they can comply with responsible investment standards to safeguard natural resources,” he said.
He explained that the two organisations had areas of common interest and joining forces was key to attracting responsible investment. He added that the organisation was working at the intersection of law, policy, and community empowerment, while focusing on areas like responsible mining and addressing the impacts of projects on communities.
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