Scribe Strategies Partners with DRC to Enhance U.S. Relations and Mineral Development

Scribe Strategies & Advisors has signed an $840K contract with the DRC to improve relations with the U.S., amid ongoing rebel conflicts and mineral development opportunities. President Tshisekedi is proposing mining collaboration for peace support, emphasizing the strategic value of DRC’s mineral resources.

Scribe Strategies & Advisors has secured an $840,000 contract with the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) aimed at enhancing relations with the United States. This engagement comes amidst ongoing conflict in the eastern DRC, where the Rwanda-supported M23 rebel group has been active for the past decade. A recent ceasefire was called by the governments of the DRC and Rwanda on March 18.

There are reports that former President Donald Trump is interested in negotiating deals to develop the rich deposits of rare earth minerals in the DRC. Speculation exists that he may appoint Massad Boulos, who is the father-in-law of his daughter Tiffany, as a special envoy for peace.

Félix Tshisekedi, the president of the DRC, is reportedly proposing mining opportunities to the United States in exchange for support to resolve the ongoing civil strife. In a letter reviewed by the Wall Street Journal, President Tshisekedi stated: “Your election has ushered in the golden age for America. Our partnership would provide the U.S. with a strategic advantage by securing critical minerals such as cobalt, lithium, copper and tantalum from the DRC.”

Scribe Strategies & Advisors aims to “Make the US-DRC Relationship Great Again,” promoting trade, investment, and cooperative relations. The firm intends to work closely with the Trump administration to showcase the significance of the DRC’s natural resources in the global supply chain. Joe Szlavik, the founder, leads this initiative following his tenure at the White House during George H.W. Bush’s presidency.

Effective February 4, the one-year contract automatically renews for an additional year, indicating a long-term commitment. Additionally, the DRC is collaborating with Trump-associated Ballard Partners, which established a one-year agreement valued at $1.2 million earlier in January.

In summary, Scribe Strategies & Advisors’ contract with the DRC signifies a strategic move to enhance U.S. relations while exploring opportunities in the DRC’s mineral wealth. The proposal to develop these resources is expected to serve both nations’ interests, particularly in light of the ongoing civil conflict. With leadership from Joe Szlavik, the firm aims to solidify the partnership through active engagement with the Trump administration.

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