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The Simandou project is imminently due to become the world’s largest greenfield mining project and the largest ever undertaken on the African continent. This once-in-a-generation megaproject will not only place Guinea on the world stage as a top global producer of high-quality, low impurity iron ore, it will also set a new benchmark for large scale project development throughout the region.
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Simandou | SimFer Khibari EP2

15 March 2026

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Bienvenue dans ce deuxième épisode de SimFer Khibari :

Aujourd’hui, nos micros nous conduisent à Morebaya, où Rio Tinto SimFer et BWCS ont remis aux communautés de pêcheurs affectées par le développement du port, des équipements de pêche ainsi que des formations aux pratiques durables.
Et pour clôturer cette édition, à l’occasion de la Journée internationale des droits des femmes, nous aurons le plaisir d’accueillir Makhissa Manet, Officière PARC à Rio Tinto SimFer.
Elle partagera avec nous les défis qu’elle relève en tant que femme travaillant dans l’industrie minière, un secteur encore largement dominé par les hommes.
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