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Acknowledgements This document was prepared by Chad Blewitt and Kirk Wilks of Rio Tinto in collaboration with Cécé Noramou from SOGUIPAMI, Republic of Guinea. We appreciate the many invaluable contributions received from concept stage to final product from a wide variety of stakeholders. We particularly note the contribution from Bo Wang (Chinalco), Amara Touré (SOGUIPAMI), Christian Mulamula, Stephanie Sines and Saramory Kampo (IFC), the African Development Bank led by Thomas Viot, Emerson Boyle (Simfer), Mark Slade (Rio Tinto), Catherine Dawson (Sourced Solutions) and Andrew MacKay (Complexas). Rights and permissions The material in this publication is copyrighted. Content from this document may be used without prior permission provided that clear attribution is given to the original source and that content is not used for commercial purposes. Designer and typesetter Erin Deutrom (The Project Room - Brisbane, Australia) Simandou Project Partners CHINALCO www.chinalco.com.cn 2 The African Development Bank has assisted the Republic of Guinea in the elaboration of this Local Content Policy
Local Content Policy for the Simandou integrated mining and infrastructure project “Given its scope, capacities and volume of investments, the integrated Simandou South Project is an opportunity for Guinea to create more added values and ensure sustainable socioeconomic development of the country. Therefore, the government of Guinea attaches great importance on the Simandou South Project’s Local Content Policy. The implementation of this policy will allow for better qualification of the workforce, create jobs, and improve the performance of local companies and suppliers.” H.E. Mr Kerfalla Yansané State Minister, Minister of Mines and Geology, Republic of Guinea “The Simandou Project has the potential to be an engine for transformation of the Guinean economy. Rio Tinto is committed to supporting the development of a sustainable local supply network and to developing the skills of the Guinean labour market to make this happen.” Mr. Alan Davies Rio Tinto, Chief Executive, Diamonds & Minerals “CIOH, in collaboration with the other Project Partners and the State, supports this Simandou Local Content Policy. The overall objective of this policy is to ensure the Guinean economy increasingly benefits from the Project’s activities over time.” Mr. Caiming Liu CIOH, Chairman, Chalco Iron Ore Holding “IFC strongly supports the efforts by the Simandou project’s partners to create a local content policy to strengthen the local supply base and ensure the project generates significant benefits for the Guinean economy. As a member of the World Bank Group, IFC is committed to ensuring that local communities accrue significant benefits from the mining projects we support. Local businesses will be vitally important to Simandou’s development and we are committed to working to ensure they are central to its supply chain.” Mr. Sujoy Bose IFC, Global Co-Head of Infrastructure and Natural Resources 3
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