Published: April 2026
As Zambia accelerates toward its ambition of producing 3 million metric tonnes of copper per year by 2031, production growth needs transport capacity at scale.
Land-Linked 2026 convened the Transportation in Mining Breakfast, an exclusive engagement focused on the logistics required to move Zambia's mineral wealth efficiently to global markets.
What Was on the Table
- Zambia's six-port advantage and corridor choices as volumes rise.
- Balancing long-term rail vision with immediate road demand.
- Improving logistics efficiency from the Copperbelt and DRC to global markets.
- Protecting high-value cargo across borders.
A Strategic Convergence of Leaders
The article highlighted participation from Zambia Railways Limited, transport associations, and policymakers from key government ministries.
Final Call
Land-Linked 2026 welcomed delegates from multiple nations for a defining conversation on Southern Africa's transport and trade corridors.
