Global Country Outreach Programme
Georgia Mining Industry maintains country-specific institutional maps and briefing frameworks for mining authorities, geological surveys, investment agencies and other authorised public bodies.
Georgia
Minerals and value chains: manganese, copper, gold, industrial minerals, construction materials.
A Georgia Mining & Investment Desk that connects official licensing information, verified projects, investors, technical partners and international market visibility.
Mapped official institutions: 1
Somaliland
Minerals and value chains: underexplored metallic minerals, industrial minerals, gemstones, petroleum and energy resources.
A Somaliland Mining & Investment Desk developed as an independent private-sector platform, with any institutional identity or public cooperation used only after written approval.
Mapped official institutions: 1
Kazakhstan
Minerals and value chains: uranium, copper, zinc, chromium, gold, rare and critical minerals.
A Kazakhstan country desk focused on verified exploration opportunities, value-added processing and international critical-mineral partnerships.
Mapped official institutions: 2
Uzbekistan
Minerals and value chains: gold, copper, uranium, tungsten, potash and industrial minerals.
An Uzbekistan desk supporting responsible project visibility, verified investor introductions and value-chain partnerships.
Mapped official institutions: 1
Türkiye
Minerals and value chains: boron, chromium, gold, copper, natural stone, coal and industrial minerals.
A Türkiye desk linking official sector information, verified licence holders, buyers, processors and international investors.
Mapped official institutions: 3
Saudi Arabia
Minerals and value chains: gold, phosphate, bauxite, copper, zinc and critical minerals.
A Saudi mining partnership channel supporting verified opportunities, investor briefings and international project visibility.
Mapped official institutions: 2
United Arab Emirates
Minerals and value chains: international mining investment, metals trading, geological services and critical-mineral finance.
A UAE partnership channel connecting investment institutions and mining projects through verified opportunities and protected introductions.
Mapped official institutions: 1
Oman
Minerals and value chains: copper, chromium, gypsum, limestone, industrial minerals and downstream processing.
An Oman desk connecting verified mineral projects, processors, investors and logistics partners.
Mapped official institutions: 2
South Africa
Minerals and value chains: platinum-group metals, gold, manganese, chromium, coal, iron ore and critical minerals.
A South Africa desk supporting verified project promotion, beneficiation partnerships and cross-border investor engagement.
Mapped official institutions: 2
Botswana
Minerals and value chains: diamonds, copper, nickel, coal, soda ash and critical minerals.
A Botswana desk promoting verified mineral opportunities, beneficiation partnerships and investor dialogue.
Mapped official institutions: 3
Namibia
Minerals and value chains: diamonds, uranium, copper, zinc, lithium, rare earths and critical minerals.
A Namibia desk supporting responsible exploration, verified projects and critical-mineral investor engagement.
Mapped official institutions: 1
Zambia
Minerals and value chains: copper, cobalt, emeralds, manganese, gold and industrial minerals.
A Zambia desk connecting verified copper and critical-mineral projects with investors, operators, buyers and technical partners.
Mapped official institutions: 2
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Minerals and value chains: cobalt, copper, coltan, lithium, gold, diamonds, tin and critical minerals.
A DRC desk designed around verified institutional sources, responsible-mineral safeguards and protected investor introductions.
Mapped official institutions: 1
Ghana
Minerals and value chains: gold, manganese, bauxite, lithium, diamonds and industrial minerals.
A Ghana desk connecting verified projects and public-sector information to responsible investors and technical partners.
Mapped official institutions: 3
Tanzania
Minerals and value chains: gold, graphite, nickel, rare earths, tanzanite, coal and industrial minerals.
A Tanzania desk supporting transparent opportunity presentation, responsible investor access and mineral-market visibility.
Mapped official institutions: 2
Rwanda
Minerals and value chains: tin, tantalum, tungsten, gold, lithium prospects, quarries and gemstones.
A Rwanda desk connecting responsible mineral projects, processors and international partners through a verified workflow.
Mapped official institutions: 1
Australia
Minerals and value chains: iron ore, lithium, gold, coal, bauxite, rare earths, uranium and critical minerals.
An Australia desk supporting international technology partnerships, verified project visibility and critical-mineral cooperation.
Mapped official institutions: 2
Canada
Minerals and value chains: gold, potash, uranium, nickel, copper, lithium, cobalt, graphite and rare earths.
A Canada desk connecting responsible mining expertise and verified international opportunities with global partners.
Mapped official institutions: 2
Chile
Minerals and value chains: copper, lithium, molybdenum, gold, silver and industrial minerals.
A Chile desk linking verified copper and lithium opportunities with investors, technology providers and responsible supply-chain partners.
Mapped official institutions: 2
Peru
Minerals and value chains: copper, gold, zinc, silver, lead, tin, molybdenum and critical minerals.
A Peru desk promoting verified projects, geoscientific information and responsible investor engagement.
Mapped official institutions: 2
Institutional engagement workflow
Verify
Re-confirm the institution, mandate, website and appropriate public contact.
Brief
Present a concise, country-relevant non-confidential cooperation note.
Approve
Obtain written approval before using an institution's name, identity or materials.
Deliver
Run an approved country desk, investor briefing or project intake under written terms.
Request a government or institutional briefing
Authorised ministries, agencies, public companies and investment bodies may request a direct preliminary discussion.