Innovations mining sector Tchad sonemic progress
The Tchad Minister of Mines, Fatimé Haram Acyl, recently praised the innovative strides made by the National Mining and Marketing Company (SONEMIC) during an annual performance review. The event highlighted groundbreaking local solutions that are reshaping the mining landscape.
local innovations transforming Tchad’s mining sector
The minister expressed her admiration for the locally developed software system that streamlines permit tracking. This innovative tool, which interfaces with customs and tax authorities, has already documented 147 issued permits. According to the minister, this represents a significant leap toward greater transparency and reliability in the mining industry.
strategic mapping and international partnerships
Focused on future-oriented strategies, the minister emphasized the launch of resource mapping initiatives in several provinces. These efforts aim to establish reliable data systems that prevent resource conflicts while supporting sustainable development. Additionally, ongoing negotiations with international partners are paving the way for major economic transformations, including discussions on water transformation projects with the United Arab Emirates and potential antimony refinery development.
unity and leadership for sector growth
Effective communication and unified leadership were underscored as critical to the sector’s success. The minister stressed the importance of a cohesive approach, stating, “We must communicate the positive steps we are taking, align behind a single vision, and follow the President’s policy. This unity is essential to position the mining and oil sectors as engines for job creation and sustainable development.”
a milestone for sonemic and Tchad’s future
This annual review marks a pivotal moment for SONEMIC, showcasing how local innovation, resource mapping, and international collaborations are setting the stage for transformative growth in the mining and oil sectors. Fatimé Haram Acyl concluded with optimism, stating, “There is work for everyone, and I believe Tchad will emerge victorious,” urging all stakeholders to contribute to this collective momentum.