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o More than 250 students and graduates of technical and university careers participated in the TIMDS held in HuancayoWith the participation of more than 250 young people, including students and graduates of technical and university careers, from public and private institutions in the Junin region, the XXXIX Workshop on Mining Integration and Sustainable Development (TIMDS) began, organized by the Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM), in the uncontractable city of Huancayo.
The auditorium of the Graduate School of the National University of Central Peru brought together young people from engineering majors with specialties in Mining, Environmental, Systems, Electronics, Chemistry, Metallurgical, Civil and Industrial; in addition to social sciences, Law, Sociology, Anthropology, Social Work, Administration and Economics.
The General Directorate of Mining Promotion and Sustainability (DGPSM) of the MINEM, responsible for training, developed, together with other institutions, technical topics related to mining activity, social and environmental management of mining projects, remediation of environmental liabilities and in personal development sessions, in addition to entrepreneurship projects.
The purpose of the workshop is to raise awareness in the educational community about the different activities of the sector, highlighting the valuable mining potential of the country and the sustainable use of its natural resources; in addition to personal development sessions for the participants, said Esperanza Molla, director of Sustainability and Mining Articulation (DSAM).
He noted that its realization was requested by Elias Chaccha Tinoco, dean of the Faculty of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering; Victor Alejandro Ames Lara, dean of the Faculty of Mining Engineering; David Llallico Gonzales, president of Amautas Mineros Junin and Marcela Mylady Gonzales Mendoza, national president of Asimet Peru.
The DGPSM implements these workshops at the national level and, adding the 38 previous editions, has trained more than 3,600 students from different regions, belonging to more than 132 higher institutions and more than 120 different professional careers. Meanwhile, in 2025, 8 editions were developed, training more than 1,000 students.
It should be noted that the DSAM, an organic unit of the DGPSM of the MINEM, promotes, at the national level, the components of the Mining Integration Program: Mining Integration and Sustainable Development Workshop, Magical Women Program, Mining Internships, Mining Replicas Workshop, Information and Training Workshops, and PIM Communities.
Lima, April 16, 2026
