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⚡ Africa’s Copper Giants Seek Bigger Profits

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February 2, 2025
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The Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia, two of the world’s largest copper producers, are negotiating deals to enter metal trading markets.

📌 What’s at stake?
✔ Capturing more value from natural resources.
✔ Shifting from raw exports to processed goods.
✔ Strengthening Africa’s leverage in global trade.

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