Minerals are central to the global energy transition, and resource-rich countries increasingly view this context as a window of opportunity for development. Yet, despite broadly shared objectives, they have adopted markedly different strategies in terms of their goals, scope, policy instruments, and the balance of authority between state and market actors.
The presentation aims at providing new insights into how resource-rich countries manage the challenges and opportunities of the energy transition by navigating the complex interaction between international pressures and domestic constraints to reposition themselves within global supply chains.
