NAIROBI - Marula Mining PLC, an African mining and development company, has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Mining Engineers Society of Kenya (MESK) to foster the growth of Kenya's mining sector. The partnership, announced today, is set to focus on professional development, community integration, and sustainable mining practices.
The collaboration leverages MESK's network and expertise to support Marula's operations in Kenya, including access to specialized consultancy services and assistance in implementing community programs. The partnership also aims to promote youth employment through internship opportunities and to organize workshops addressing key mining issues.
Under the MOU, Marula will provide annual financial support to explore funding opportunities for a mineral processing research laboratory at one of Kenya's leading universities, aligning with the company's strategy to invest in the country's mineral resources.
MESK Chairman Joseph Njuguna Komu expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, emphasizing its significance for professional excellence and community advancement. Marula Mining PLC CEO Jason Brewer highlighted the collaboration's potential to develop local expertise and enhance community welfare while promoting innovative mining practices.
This strategic partnership aligns with Marula's commitment to sustainability and social responsibility in its projects across Africa. The company, listed on the AQSE in London and A2X Markets in South Africa, has interests in various mining operations and development projects on the continent, including battery metals-focused initiatives.
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