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Vice Minister of Territorial Governance of the PCM participated in the 1st Summit of Responsible Mining and Territorial Development.The Presidency of the Council of Ministers (PCM), through the Vice Minister of Territorial Governance, Juan Haro, ratified the Governments commitment to promote the development of mining with a territorial approach, which recognizes the diversity of ecosystems and promotes open dialogue with all the actors.
During his participation in the I Summit on Responsible Mining and Territorial Development, Vice Minister Haro indicated that for the Executive, private investment in mining activity is a public necessity, due to its relevance in the economic reactivation process. He also highlighted the importance of promoting innovation and technology in that sector, which will maximize economic and social benefits. Only through joint work among all those involved can we move towards a sustainable model that benefits all Peruvians in urban and rural areas, said the vice minister in the panel Investment Portfolio of regional governments to be financed. for the mining sector.
The regional governors of Moquegua, Gilia Gutierrez, participated in the conversation; Arequipa, Rohel Sanchez; Cusco, Werner Salcedo and Ancash, Koki Noriega. Likewise, to encourage private investment in this economic activity, the PCM representative pointed out that the integrated work of the three levels of government and the articulation of strategies with a territorial focus will be facilitated. The Mining Summit was organized by the National Assembly of Regional Governments and the Regional Government of Moquegua, and had the participation of governors, executive authorities, representatives of business associations and executives of mining companies in our country. The event panels included proposals aimed at mining development in the regions, social and environmental balance, innovation in sustainable mining for the transition to global green hydrogen, and the challenges to confront illegal and informal mining.
Mining activity contributes 10% of GDP to the national economy. In addition, it contributes 60% of national exports and represents 23% of foreign direct investment.
