Considering Malawi's financial situation, it will not be easy, but without investments the set goals will certainly not be reached and Malawi 2063 will not be a vision but an illusion.
The KNP requires e.g. infrastructure measures (road construction and energy) in which local companies could participate and ultimately the population would benefit. Win-Win!
All over the world, states are opening their coffers and promoting the economy. This is happening e.g. in Australia, Europe and everywhere else where "transformation" is high on the agenda.
That's what it's all about, reorienting to future technological challenges: To be as early as possible and at the forefront, e.g. with investors and potential customers.
And to stay with the example of NioCorp, it is clear that global projects of all kinds are in the starting blocks, which, as in this case, are being (significantly) promoted, thus creating the best conditions and opportunities locally and at the same time increasing the probability of being at the forefront of global competition.
For those who want to look over their own backyard fence to get an idea of what's happening elsewhere in the vast mining diaspora, here's a related example
Google NioCorp's-latest-corporate-presentation
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