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Session 1

09:30 – 10:30 / 21 October 2025   Lagoas hall

“Made in Europe”: Securing Critical Raw Minerals for a Sustainable Future

The rise of automation, renewable energy, and AI is facilitating a shift toward the localisation of production. Countries are increasingly able to produce goods more efficiently, affordably, and sustainably within their own borders. This shift is shaping the future security of European nations, the dynamics of global trade alliances, and the very foundation of democracy as the dominant societal structure. Securing access to crucial raw materials is vital for Europe to remain competitive in this evolving global landscape. Without it, Europe risks becoming overly reliant on more competitive nations —potentially exposing itself to economic and political vulnerability. 

Moderator
Martina Bassan
Head of Communications
EUROMETAUX
Speakers:
09:30 - Closing the Gap: Aligning Europe's Metal Production with Climate Goals
Jason Holden
Senior Mining Analyst
S&P Global Commodity Insights
09:40 - The innovation imperative: Bridging the supply-demand gap for critical raw materials by 2030
Alena Kudzko
Executive Director
GLOBSEC US Foundation
09:50 - EITI Implementation in Europe: Transparency and Multi-Stakeholder Engagement in the Mineral Sector
Mark Burnett
Europe Regional Director
The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI)

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