On November 3, according to China Mining Resources, Wang Zhiwei, vice president of China Mining Resources Group Co., Ltd., and general manager of the Central and Southern Africa Operation Management Center, recently met with Zambia's new Minister of the Interior Clement Andreki in Lusaka, Zambia. The two sides exchanged views on matters such as localized employment in the construction and operation of the project, visa processing, community security guarantees, and joint construction of towns surrounding the project. Wang Zhiwei expressed the hope that the Ministry of Home Affairs will continue to support the entry and exit of project employees, processing of work permits, project safety and security, and collaborative management of surrounding communities. In response to the company's concerns, Andreki said that the Ministry of the Interior will continue to support the development of China Mining Resources in Zane, facilitate the processing of work permits, and create favorable conditions for project personnel to arrive on schedule; at the same time, it will coordinate police forces to maintain security stability and community governance around the project to help the enterprise create a safe and stable development environment.

On November 3, according to China Mining Resources, Wang Zhiwei, vice president of China Mining Resources Group Co., Ltd., and general manager of the Central and Southern Africa Operation Management Center, recently met with Zambia's new Minister of the Interior Clement Andreki in Lusaka, Zambia. The two sides exchanged views on matters such as localized employment in the construction and operation of the project, visa processing, community security guarantees, and joint construction of towns surrounding the project. Wang Zhiwei expressed the hope that the Ministry of Home Affairs will continue to support the entry and exit of project employees, processing of work permits, project safety and security, and collaborative management of surrounding communities. In response to the company's concerns, Andreki said that the Ministry of the Interior will continue to support the development of China Mining Resources in Zane, facilitate the processing of work permits, and create favorable conditions for project personnel to arrive on schedule; at the same time, it will coordinate police forces to maintain security stability and community governance around the project to help the enterprise create a safe and stable development environment.