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Premier Adrianzen reaffirms the Executives will to provide stability to the investor. He emphasized that formal mining generates thousands of direct and indirect jobs.
The president of the Council of Ministers, Gustavo Adrianzen, highlighted the mining potential that Peru has shown throughout its history, and the close link that this economic activity has with the growth of the country and the progress of all Peruvians.
We are committed to mining that is modern, sustainable and responsible for the environment and society, that remains in Peru and that generates formal, direct and indirect employment, indicated the head of the Ministerial Cabinet.
He stressed that this potential currently translates into a portfolio of 51 mining projects valued at 54,556 million dollars, and emphasized the political will of the Executive to promote the development of this economic activity.
This Government has the capacity to guarantee legal stability, security and social stability. We want to give security to the investor so that they come to invest here, and do so in the medium and long term, he said.
This was expressed by the premier at the launch of the International Mining and Resources Congress (IMARC), which will be held in Sydney (Australia), from October 29 to 31.
The head of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers (PCM) also explained that Australian investments represent 8.3% of the total portfolio of mining projects, that is, 4 billion dollars that are mainly concentrated in the exploitation of iron in Apurimac and Antamina Replacement.
He added that construction of 6 important mining projects will soon begin: Corani, Raura Replacement, Tantahuatay Replacement, Chalcobamba Phase 1, Huancapeti Expansion and Romina, with an investment of approximately 1.5 billion dollars. Modern mining will be one of the pillars of the future we are building, remarked the premier.
