The risks and benefits of a mining project will be reviewed from a global perspective in light of current factors, such as the pandemic, competing industries and new operating practices.
Against this backdrop, the panel will analyze the opportunities and challenges for a country with many mineral resources such as Peru.

As our esteemed panelists:

Katherine Wetmore
Partner
KPMG in Canada

PDAC, the main World Mineral Exploration and Mining Convention, is the leading convention for individuals, businesses and organizations related to mineral exploration.

This year, during the annual four-day convention (March 01-March 04) held in Toronto, the PCCC visited exhibitors, learned about new investment opportunities, promoted short courses offered by some of its members and obtained key contacts by participating in networking encounters.

Roscoe Postle Associates (RPA), gold sponsor of PDAC 2020 and member of the PCCC, has prepared and delivered a short course "Fundamentos de estimacion de recursos minerales" to be presented Feb 29-Mar 01 at the Metro Toronto Convention Center.

The course focuses on the practical aspects of resource estimation and includes easy to follow guidelines for how to navigate the principal decision points in a resource estimation workflow.

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PERUMIN 34, the second largest mining convention of the world, will take place on Arequipa, Peru from September 16th to 20th 2019.

The Forum for Technology, Innovation and Sustainability – TIS FORUM, will be the presentation space, in four simultaneous rooms, of the technical works of specialties relating to mining activity and competing for the National Mining Prize– the highest award granted by the Peruvian Institute of Mining Engineers and PERUMIN Mining Convention.

These efforts would be due to the Peruvian Government seeking to move forward an important deposit in the south of the country, which would have been found by the Canadian company Plateau Energy Metals, which in July 2018, announced that in its Falchani deposit, in Puno , would have found 2.5 million tons of lithium, as well as 124 million pounds of uranium.

The lithium deposits are concentrated mainly in a triangle formed by Bolivia, Chile and Argentina. If Plateau