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The XXVII Workshop on Mining Integration and Sustainable Development, held at the National University of Altiplano, concluded successfully. With the participation of more than 100 students and recent graduates of technical and university courses in the Puno region, the Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM) concluded the XXVII Workshop on Mining Integration and Sustainable Development, with the purpose of promoting the importance and benefits of modern mining that is carried out in our country.
The event, organized by the General Directorate of Mining Promotion and Sustainability (DGPSM), took place on October 25 in the auditorium of the Faculty of Economic Engineering of the National University of Altiplano (UNAP), in the city of Puno.
The workshop called on young graduates and students of the various courses to learn more about national mining activity and close the information gap, so that the State, companies and communities have the same objective information on mining, environmental management and social development, said Esperanza Molla, head of the Directorate of Mining Sustainability and Articulation (DSAM).
He highlighted the interest of the young participants who were instructed by expert specialists from MINEM and Ingemmet, on the significant role that mining plays in the national economy, generating added value and an important contribution to the GDP, in addition to foreign currency, taxes and the creation of jobs for the benefit of all Peruvians.
More than 100 future professionals and graduates participated in this edition, mainly from the faculties of the National University of Altiplano, including Mining Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Economic Engineering, Law, among others, which demonstrates their great interest in learning more about mining activity and, above all, the activity that takes place in their region, Molla remarked.
Currently, the Mining Integration Program (PIM) developed by the DGPSM is carrying out various workshops in all regions. In the case of the Mining Integration and Sustainable Development Workshop, 27 editions have been developed to date, training more than 2,200 young students nationwide.
It is worth mentioning that the DSAM is an organic unit of the DGPSM of the MINEM, which promotes the components of the PIM at the national level: Mining Integration and Sustainable Development Workshop, Magical Women Program, Mining Internships, Mining Replicas Workshop, Information and Training Workshops, and PIM Communities.
