Al doilea mare producător de aur din Africa și-a făcut planul să obțină aproape un miliard de dolari din minerit. În ce îi va investi

Mali plans to use mining revenues to raise $900 million for infrastructure projects, addressing its significant infrastructure deficit. The country aims to combat this issue through a newly established fund, which has already accumulated $193 million. The fund is financed by mining license holders contributing a percentage of their revenues. Mali's government expects to borrow up to 500 billion CFA francs for infrastructure development, reflecting a broader trend among resource-rich African nations to invest in long-term development. Recent mining reforms have increased state revenues but have also led to disputes with foreign operators.