科特迪瓦拟将采矿和能源行业发展为国家经济第二大支柱

Core Insights - The Ivorian government has officially launched the Comprehensive Policy for Minerals and Energy (PIRME), aiming to transform the mining and energy sectors into key drivers of national economic growth [1] - The policy targets increasing the contribution of these sectors to GDP from 7% in 2022 to 14% by 2040, positioning them as the second-largest pillar of economic development after agriculture [1] Investment and Funding - PIRME is expected to invest 38 trillion West African francs (approximately $67.53 billion) over 15 years, divided into three five-year plans [1] - The allocation of funds includes 41% for energy, 30% for mining, and 29% for oil and gas resources [1] Resource Development and Economic Shift - The policy emphasizes the comprehensive development and utilization of resources such as gold, manganese, nickel, iron, lithium, and oil and gas, aiming to create a complete industry chain from exploration to local processing [1] - PIRME signifies a major shift from a historically agriculture-centered economic model to a more diversified approach, ensuring fair income distribution and environmental protection while providing reliable and affordable energy for all [1] Production Goals - The initiative aims to position Côte d'Ivoire among the leading gold-producing countries in Africa, with targets of producing 10 million tons of iron ore and 500,000 barrels of oil per day [1]