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or the Sustainable Mining Route reached the mining capital of Peru, with support from the Regional Government and youth organizations.The Sustainable Mining Route, initiative of the Ministry of Energy and Mines (Minem), arrived in Cerro de Pasco, capital of the region, to bring updated information to the student community of the National University Daniel Alcides Carrion (UNDAC), on the contributions of modern mining to the development of Peru.
This MINEM proposal aims to reduce the informative gap around the sector, promoting a clear and updated vision of the economic, social and environmental benefits generated by responsible and sustainable mining.
During the day, the students participated in interactive modules such as Economic Benefits of Mining, Minerals in our daily life and Myths and truths about mining, guided by specialists from the General Directorate of Mining Promotion and Sustainability. These spaces for dialogue and learning allow young people to understand the key role that mining in the regions and the growth of the country.
In addition, information on the main mining projects that are developed in the Pasco region were provided, including: Colquijirca replacement, Huaron expansion, Cerro de Pasco replacement, Quicay II, Alpamarca, Ayawilca and Sara. These projects represent opportunities for employment, investment and growth for the area.
The Minem visit was made within the framework of the second Sports Olympiad 2025 organized by the UNDAC, which allowed to reach a greater number of students. The day had the support of the Regional Directorate of Energy, Mines and Hydrocarbons of Pasco and the collaboration of youth organizations such as Wim Peru and the Geological Society of Peru - Chapter Undac.
With this fifth edition, the Sustainable Mining Route reaffirms its commitment to inform, sensitize and involve new generations in a vision of development based on sustainability, innovation and responsible use of natural resources.
Similar initiatives developed, during this year, at the Minem headquarters in San Borja, the National University Federico Villarreal, the National University of Engineering and the National University of Cajamarca with great reception by the young public.
