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Global diversified natural resources company Glencore, which produces copper and cobalt in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), has affirmed the company’s commitment to the region and country ahead of the DRC Mining Week Expo and Conference, in Lubumbashi, from June 14 to 16. “We are pleased to once again support DRC Mining Week. In the spirit of this year’s theme ‘Recognising DRC Mining’s Triumphs and Victories’, we are looking forward to engaging with delegates and representatives from across the globe to discuss ways to continue developing the DRC as one of the world’s mining hubs whilst supporting responsible environmental and social stewardship,” says Glencore Copper Africa head Clint Donkin.