Partnership aims to modernise South African mining cluster
Published by Nicholas Woodroof,
Editor
Global Mining Review,
The Mandela Mining Precinct is a public private cooperation that supports local, people-centred innovation to modernise the South African mining cluster. Its partnership with MEMSA empowers the mining cluster to save and create jobs in mining and the mining industries’ supplier industries.
Speaking at the launch, Minerals Council Vice President, Neal Froneman said: “It is very encouraging to see that, through a learning-by-doing approach, a partnership of stakeholders is evolving to collaborate on the many challenges we face in the journey to mining 4.0.”
Froneman emphasised the role that R&D can play in accelerating the competitiveness, growth and transformation of the mining cluster.
“As an industry body, we will do everything possible to help the Mining Equipment Manufacturers Association (MEMSA) achieve its objectives of enhancing a local supplier cluster that will create and save jobs by reducing the cost of ownership of their products and enhancing the export capabilities to Africa and the rest of the world,” added Froneman.
Read the article online at: https://www.globalminingreview.com/mining/18092018/partnership-aims-to-modernise-south-african-mining-cluster/
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