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The Minister of Energy and Mines, Oscar Vera Gargurevich, left today for Australia leading the Peruvian delegation that will participate in the tenth edition of the "International Mining and Resources Conference + Expo" (IMARC 2023), which will take place on December 31. October to November 2, in the city of Sydney.
“IMARC 2023 is an excellent showcase to put our mining wealth in the eyes of the world and a good opportunity to show the important reforms that our President of the Republic, Dina Boluarte, has been promoting, improving permits and the Digital Single Window, in order to to unblock mining projects and attract more investments to our country,” the minister highlighted.
The head of the Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM) indicated that Peru will be present for the third consecutive year at this important event, and will carry out different activities in the cities of Melbourne and Sydney.
On October 29, Vera will visit, in the city of Melbourne, the first tunnel construction training center in Australia, Victorian Tunnelling Centre, and together with the Deputy Minister of Mines, Jaime Chávez-Riva, she will witness the most advanced technology used in the underground mining and will dialogue with experts on efficiency and safety in extractive operations.
One day later, on October 30, Oscar Vera will participate very early in the “Morning Tea” in Melbourne, a Business Forum and Business Roundtable that will bring together prominent mining companies and high-level Australian institutions.
Meanwhile, from October 31 to November 2 in Sydney, Vera will participate in IMARC 2023 with various activities, including the block of conferences called "Perú Time", as well as in business rounds where the main offers of investment and attractions to operate in the different mining projects in our country.
It should be noted that the Peruvian representation will have a large 36 m2 stand at the ICC exhibition center in Sydney, to disseminate important geological information about our country and participate in various conferences with representatives of the State and leaders of the mining sector.
“The national delegation will have the responsibility of positioning Peru as an outstanding destination for mining investment and its value chain, promoting the development of suppliers and mining clusters. We must tell everyone: Peru is back and committed to investment,” Minister Oscar Vera finally indicated.
Over the past 10 years, IMARC has become a leading platform for the global mining industry, attracting more than 8,500 registered applicants from more than 100 countries and welcoming participation from 46 countries at government or ministerial level.
Likewise, IMARC 2023 will bring together more than 470 exhibitors and experts who will present in various simultaneous conferences a program that covers the entire value chain of the mining industry, the creation of social value and environmental resilience.
