Welcome to Sierra Leone Chamber Of Mines
The Sierra Leone Chamber of Mines
The Sierra Leone Chamber of Mines was established to promote the responsible development of the mining sector and serve as the voice of the industry. We bring together mining companies, service providers, and other stakeholders to advocate for sound policies, share best practices, and support economic growth through mineral development.
Our Chamber plays a central role in fostering collaboration between industry leaders, government, and communities to ensure mining contributes positively to national development goals. By championing responsible mining practices, we help build a sector that supports local jobs, attracts investment, and protects the environment.
Our Vision
To be the leading voice and driving force for a responsible, sustainable, and globally competitive mining industry that contributes meaningfully to national development and economic transformation.
Our Mission
To advocate for a thriving and responsible mining industry through collaboration, innovation, and sustainable practices. We support policies that drive investment, protect stakeholders, and contribute to national growth.
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Mines in Sierra Leone
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Members & Partners
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INTEGRITY
The Chamber upholds the highest ethical standards, ensuring that members operate with honesty, fairness, and respect in all business practices.
INTEGRITY
The Chamber upholds the highest ethical standards, ensuring that members operate with honesty, fairness, and respect in all business practices.
SUSTAINABILITY
We are committed to promoting responsible mining practices that protect the environment, empower communities, and support long-term national development.
ACCOUNTABILITY
Through clear policies and strong governance, we ensure our members adhere to ethical, legal, and social responsibilities in all mining activities.
Institutional Roles and Responsibilities
Work Permits & Local Engagement
In support of Sierra Leone’s economy, the mining industry prioritizes sourcing services and talent locally, working closely with relevant authorities on work permits and employment processes.
Mining Expo & Conferences
Each year, the Chamber hosts a national Mining Conference and Expo, creating a platform for stakeholders to share insights, showcase innovations, and attract investment into Sierra Leone’s mineral sector.
Chamber Committees
Beyond day-to-day operations, the Chamber functions through dedicated committees focused on environment, health & safety, legal affairs, and sustainable development.
Sustainable Development
The Sierra Leone Chamber of Mines is committed to environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and economic inclusion, aligning all activities with global sustainability principles.
Artisanal & Small-scale Mining (ASM)
The Chamber supports structured engagement with the ASM sector, encouraging formalization, safety practices, and integration into national development plans.
Mine Surveyors & Technical Expertise
Our technical committees, including certified mine surveyors and geologists, help uphold standards across the sector by ensuring data accuracy, safety, and efficiency.
Mineral in Sierra Leone
Diamonds
Gold
Rutile
Bauxite
Iron Ore
Ilmenite
Zircon
Chromite
Get In Touch
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The Chamber advocates for a responsible and sustainable mining industry by representing its members, engaging with government and stakeholders, and promoting investment and best practices.
Membership is open to companies and organizations involved in the mining sector, including exploration firms, service providers, and suppliers operating within Sierra Leone.
We work closely with members to uphold environmental standards, promote community development, and align with global best practices for ethical and responsible mining.
Yes, the Chamber supports inclusive growth by encouraging formalization and safe practices within the artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) sector.
Our reports, publications, and industry updates are available on our website under the “Resources” or “Publications” section. You can also contact us for specific information.
