Eight Countries Launch Plans to Turn Mineral Resources into Jobs and Economic Growth Country-led partnerships and compacts establish priorities, commitments, and measurable targets for reforms, infrastructure, skills, investment, and local economic benefits. BANGKOK, October 16, 2026 —Eight governments announced country partnerships and compacts to advance responsible metals and minerals development, create jobs, and strengthen local economies. Argentina, Bolivia, Egypt, India, Kazakhstan, Malawi, Mauritania, and Zambia set out priorities, commitments, and measurable targets to guide reforms, increase investment, and deliver lasting benefits for communities.
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