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Europe has positioned its high environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards as central to its global partnerships, particularly in efforts to develop sustainable critical raw materials (CRM) value chains with mineral-rich African countries such as Namibia, Zambia, the DRC, and Rwanda. With Africa home to around a third of the world’s known mineral reserves, these partnerships are key to Europe’s strategy to secure and diversify its CRM supply chains, vital for energy and military security. Yet, despite these ambitions, actual European investments in mining and CRM value chains in Africa remain minimal. Strict ESG compliance and the exclusion of mining from the EU’s Sustainable Finance Taxonomy are major deterrents for European companies. Meanwhile, African countries prioritize industrialization, job creation, and economic growth—goals that may not align with Europe’s ESG-first approach. This public event marks the launch of the new ECFR Africa policy brief “Too clean to compete: Why strict standards keep Europeans out of African minerals“, authored by Sarah Logan and Theophilus Acheampong, which looks at the role of ESG standards in Europe’s engagement with mineral-rich countries in Africa on critical raw materials. It brings together policymakers, industry leaders, and experts to explore whether Europe’s high ESG standards are undermining its CRM goals in Africa and to consider new strategies that align both European and African policy priorities. Guests • Louis Maréchal, Senior Advisor, Minerals and Extractives, OECD • Samuel Gahigi, Head of Government Relations, Africa Region, Rio Tinto • Jan Klawitter, Head of Government & International Relations, EU & APAC, AngloAmerican • Dinah McLeod, Director General, Cobalt Institute Chaired by • Sarah Logan, Visiting Fellow, Africa Programme, ECF Chapters 00:00 Introduction to ESG Standards in Mining 02:48 Geopolitical Challenges and ESG Standards 05:49 The Role of ESG in Investment Decisions 09:10 Case Study: Rio Tinto's Simandou Project 12:00 Cost-Benefit Analysis of ESG Compliance 15:12 Market Demand for ESG-Compliant Products 40:51 Standards and Discrepancies in Mining 48:28 Procurement Challenges and Incentives 56:06 Geopolitical Dynamics in Mining Investments 01:03:22 Addressing Local Community Concerns 01:10:04 The Role of ESG in Investment Decisions https://ecfr.eu/event/europes-critica...