📋 Tender Overview
For the second consecutive day at the I Summit on Responsible Mining and Territorial Development organized by the National Assembly of Regional Governments (ANGR) and the Regional Government of Moquegua, regional governors of Tacna, Arequipa, Cusco, Moquegua, Lambayeque, Ancash and vice-governors of Cerro from Pasco and Puno, share and exchange experiences where the importance of implementing measures that mitigate the environmental and social impact of Small Mining and Artisanal Mining is highlighted.
President of the ANGR Werner Salcedo stated that, what Peru needs are resources to carry out works, but that these resources do not come stained with pain, on the contrary, that they come with optimism, with that joy that we have of investing and having an opportunity to close gaps, mining is, for many, and this is what the countrys 25 governors are taking, a short and medium-term source of income to guarantee attention to these needs of the Peruvian people, but with clear policies in the environmental issue, in the social issue, in inclusion, in the issue of the rural business system, which is what the populations demand. If only we would make the effort to try to close that entire ecosystem, adding transformation, added value, technology and science to have capabilities. There is a future for Peru.
Continuing with the topics for the second day at the I Summit on Responsible Mining and Territorial Development, we will have exhibitions and panels referring to innovation as a source of change in the mining industry, the mechanism of works for corporate social responsibility in Peru and the guidelines in environmental management for the link between the vision of mining for 2030 with the new environmental policy, among other important topics.
The head of the Energy and Mines Directorate of the Piura Regional Government, Eng. Gaby Yulisa Julca Cumbicus de Llerena, highlights the successful experiences of mining regions in the country, showing that it is possible to achieve equitable and sustainable development through responsible management of mineral resources. working in an articulated manner between the central government, regional governments, the private sector, civil society and miners in the process of formalization in order to strengthen policies that promote transparency and citizen participation in decision-making.
