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The Government of New Caledonia serves as the executive branch for New Caledonia, an overseas collectivity of France located in the Pacific Ocean. It is responsible for a range of local governance functions, including the management of economic policies, public services, and natural resource development.
New Caledonia possesses significant mineral resources, particularly nickel, which positions the territory as an important player in the global supply of critical raw materials used in the chemical, steel, and battery industries. The government oversees mining activities and promotes sustainable practices in mineral extraction and processing.
In recent developments, the Government of New Caledonia has engaged in international cooperation, such as the strategic partnership with the European Union focused on sustainable raw materials value chains. This involves collaboration on mineral supply security and environmental standards.
The structure includes the president and ministers handling portfolios like economy, mines, and environment. It operates under the framework of the Nouméa Accord, which grants it substantial autonomy while remaining part of the French Republic. The government's activities contribute to the diversification of the local economy beyond traditional mining sectors.
None yet. When a new project in the record names Government of New Caledonia as owner, partner or investor, it shows here.
Covers value‑chain integration, sustainable nickel development, infrastructure, skills and R&I, and will be followed by a joint roadmap with Member States and the EIB.
