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o Minister Romulo Mucho highlighted the interest of young people in enriching their knowledge of the mining industry that is developed in our countryThe Minister of Energy and Mines, Romulo Mucho, closed the XXV Workshop on Mining Integration and Sustainable Development, with the participation of 69 students who recently graduated from technical and university courses in the Lima region, which was organized for two consecutive days by the General Directorate of Mining Promotion and Sustainability (DGPSM).
It is a pleasure to greet you because I feel a great feeling when I address the students because you are the present and future of the country, said the minister when addressing the participants, while highlighting their interest and effort to further enrich their knowledge in the mining activities that are carried out in our country.
Minister Romulo Mucho said that Peru is going through a very special moment because we have several mining projects that are not easy to carry out, because we are emerging from a crisis that the country experienced and that did a lot of damage to our economy and to all Peruvians.
Today we are recovering the confidence that investors need. We have a long list of mining projects to offer and where you can participate, but you have to prepare yourself and put quality into your education, said the head of the Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM).
In turn, Walter Sanchez, director of the DGPSM, highlighted the development of mining investments in our country for more than US$ 56 billion, for which he urged the participants to direct their specialties to the mining and energy sector that provides work and well-being to thousands of Peruvian families.
Meanwhile, Esperanza Molla, director of Sustainability and Mining Articulation, said that she hopes that the workshop has satisfied the expectations and doubts of the participants and that it motivates them to delve deeper into the issues related to mining activity, in addition to learning about the role of the MINEM in its role as promoter of this industry in the country.
It should be noted that the 69 participating students belong to 23 higher education institutions, from the specialties of mining engineering, environmental engineering, geology, civil engineering, administrative and economic sciences, social sciences, law, education, among others.
During the two-day workshop, knowledge was provided on national mining activity, legal regulations related to this industry, as well as mining and environmental management and personal development.
