Booth fee: ¥ 50000.00 per booth

Exhibition type: Mining and Energy

Exhibition Area: Kitwe, Zambia

Exhibition time: 2024.3.18-21 Annual session

Exhibition Introduction:

The Zambia Lusaka International Mining Exhibition ZIMEC provides a platform for international businesses to explore the Zambia mining market. Many Chinese institutions have established factories, invested in projects, and developed economy and trade in Africa. Internationally renowned enterprises represented by ATLAS have opened up the Zambian market, and the Zambia Mining Expo will provide greater opportunities for the Zambian mining market.

Zambia is one of the countries in Africa with rapid economic development in recent years. It is located in the interior of Africa, bordering Democratic Congo in the north, Tanzania in the northeast, Malawi in the east, Mozambique in the southeast, Zimbabwe, Botswana and Namibia in the south, and Angola in the west. Zambia has a single economic structure, mainly focused on mining. Rich in natural resources, mainly copper. The copper reserves amount to over 900 million tons, accounting for approximately 6% of the world's total copper reserves. Zambia is known as the "country of copper mines" and is the fourth largest copper producer in the world.

Zambia's mining industry is relatively developed and is one of the three pillars of Zambia's national economy. Its main body is the mining and smelting of copper and cobalt, making it the fourth largest copper producing country and the second largest cobalt producing country in the world. The manufacturing industry is relatively backward, and both raw materials and technology rely on imports.

Foreign trade plays a crucial role in Zambia's national economy, and mineral products are the backbone of Zambia's economy, accounting for approximately two-thirds of its export revenue. The mechanical equipment, spare parts, raw materials, and 65% of consumer goods required by the industrial sector need to be imported. The Zambian government implements an open policy in foreign trade and advocates for trade liberalization. According to data from the Chinese Embassy in Zambia, there are currently over 400 Chinese companies investing in Zambia, with a total investment of over 2 billion US dollars, mainly concentrated in the mining, construction, and agriculture sectors.

Exhibition scope:

Mining and related industries: geological exploration, mineral processing, mineral engineering, mineral mining, mineral recovery and reuse, mineral exploration technology, mineral industry safety technology, surface minerals, deep processing of mineral products, underground mineral development technology, raw material processing and processing, mineral transportation and logistics technology, mining machinery and equipment; Scrapers, transport vehicles, cranes, conveyor belts, underground loaders and trucks, mine electrical locomotives; Open pit technology; Auxiliary machinery and equipment, compressors, diesel generators, underground fuel dispensers, transportation equipment, rock crushers; Mining engineering tools and equipment, hard metal tools, abrasives, diamond cutting tools; Maintenance and modernization of process equipment and technical diagnosis; Implementation of mining engineering, establishment and ventilation of mining engineering; Drilling technology and blasting materials; Detection device for stress and deformation conditions of land parcels; Natural ecosystem control devices and equipment; Engineering and measurement work equipment, all models; Explosion proof electrical equipment, mining lighting, mining safety facilities, etc.