Minister Rómulo Mucho stressed that this event will show the country's progress in terms of unlocking investments, and will show that there is an optimal climate to develop new mining projects that will generate greater benefits.
The Executive Branch authorized the trip to Toronto (Canada) of the Minister of Energy and Mines of Peru, Rómulo Mucho Mamani, from March 2 to 7 of this year to participate in the “PDAC 2024 Annual Convention.”
Through Supreme Resolution No. 037-2024-PCM, published today Thursday in the official newspaper El Peruano, the trip of Minister Rómulo Mucho to Canada was approved, and during his absence the Minister of Transportation and Communications, Raúl Pérez Reyes Espejo, is entrusted with his office. .
The recitals of the standard indicate that the “PDAC 2024 Annual Convention” is the largest mining exploration event in the world, which is aimed at investors from around the world, providing them with a platform to establish new networks and secure viable prospects for investment.
It also seeks to obtain unique access to official delegations, exchange ideas with key developers of mining projects, build relationships with potential partners and clients, and learn about best practices, government relations, laws, infrastructure, finances, safety, sustainability and responsibility. social.
It is explained that the importance of Peruvian participation in the “PDAC 2024 Annual Convention” lies in the fact that it constitutes an excellent opportunity to show the competitive advantages of Peru and the country's great mining potential.
The day before, Minister Rómulo Mucho stressed that this event will show the country's progress in terms of unlocking investments, and will show that there is an optimal climate to develop new mining projects that will generate greater benefits for the country.
“We have high geological potential, as well as a project portfolio that exceeds several countries in the region. We want to give the message to investors that Peru has political stability, that it is a country with legal security and tax predictability. That we are a country that is regaining confidence,” he said.
