Location: Room 206BA
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Add to Calendar
As one of the world’s major mining countries, Chile has significant
potential ahead given its leading copper, metal, and mineral production and its
attractiveness as an investment destination. Mining accounts for about 18% of
Chile’s GDP and over 60% of its exports.
This seminar will recognize Chile’s stability and performance in mining investment, as well as discuss the existing cooperation between the public and private sectors that deals with the mining challenges in the country. In 2013, the importance of the mining industry in Chile was fundamental to record high foreign investment, resulting in top priority for meeting the challenges of energy, highlighting the innovation in the industry and demonstrating the future for sustainable mining in Chile.
In addition to its unique geological conditions, Chile has a responsible and open economic policy, political stability and a strong legal institutional framework, all essential components for maintaining the country’s leadership in copper mining and advancing the development and competitiveness of its mining industry.
This seminar will recognize Chile’s stability and performance in mining investment, as well as discuss the existing cooperation between the public and private sectors that deals with the mining challenges in the country. In 2013, the importance of the mining industry in Chile was fundamental to record high foreign investment, resulting in top priority for meeting the challenges of energy, highlighting the innovation in the industry and demonstrating the future for sustainable mining in Chile.
In addition to its unique geological conditions, Chile has a responsible and open economic policy, political stability and a strong legal institutional framework, all essential components for maintaining the country’s leadership in copper mining and advancing the development and competitiveness of its mining industry.
All are welcome. Registration is not required.
PDAC invites policy and technical papers for presentation during the Open Session. Selected from a call for papers, these presentations offer insight into current and topical subjects.
New for 2014: Open to all attendees
For more information contact Andrea George at ageorge@pdac.ca or 416 362 1969, ext. 238.
New for 2014: Open to all attendees
For more information contact Andrea George at ageorge@pdac.ca or 416 362 1969, ext. 238.
Open Session: Mineral exploration in Canada - cold weather, family and a holiday
Tuesday, March 4, 2014, 2:00 PM - 4:55 PM
Chairs: Ian Blakley, RPA UK, London, England & Susan Ma, Jacobs, Toronto, Canada
Location: Room 713
Energy conservation at Avalon’s Nechalacho project, NWT, Canada
2:00 PM - 2:25 PM Add to Calendar
William Mercer, Avalon Rare Metals Inc., Toronto, Canada
The Nanortalik gold belt: A previously unrecognized IRGS province in South Greenland
2:25 PM - 2:50 PM Add to Calendar
Joshua Hughes, NunaMinerals A/S, Nuuk, Greenland
How to support mining families and appeal to the next generation
2:50 PM - 3:15 PM Add to Calendar
Alicia Ranford, Mining Family Matters, Adelaide, Australia
Greenfields exploration at Russian Far East: Experience of porphyry target generation
3:15 PM - 3:40 PM Add to Calendar
Alexey Kirmasov, N-Mining Inc., Moscow, Russia
A review of the large (> 1 M oz) gold deposits of Mexico
3:40 PM - 4:05 PM Add to Calendar
Chris Lloyd, Consulting Geologist, Guadalajara, Mexico
Igloo/Pistol Bay: Mining personal history
4:05 PM - 4:30 PM Add to Calendar
Roddy MacInnes, University of Denver, Denver, USA
The discovery of Media Luna gold-copper-silver deposit, Guerrero state, Mexico
4:30 PM - 4:55 PM Add to Calendar
Alejandro Kakarieka, Torex Gold Resources Inc., Nuevo Balsas, Mexico
Presentation & Reception Rooms
Sunday, March 2, 2014 - Afternoon
Alaska: North to opportunity!, Alaska, State of
Greenland business event, Greenland Business Association
Maximizing returns on Canadian outward investment, Cayman Enterprise City, Walkers Global
Advangeo® prediction software: Exploration targeting using artificial intelligence and GIS, Beak Consultants GmbH (Reception Room)
Greenland business reception,Greenland Business Association (Reception Room)
Monday, March 3, 2014 - Morning
Nordic mining days: Investment opportunities and technology solutions for sustainable mining, Nordic Mining Countries (Reception Room)
Nordic mining days: Investment opportunities and technology solutions for sustaining mining (Day 1), Nordic Mining Countries
Australia has the minerals the world needs, Australia Minerals
Chile: Long-term opportunities for sustainable mining, Chile Trade Commission, ProChile
Colombia Mining Day, Colombia, Republic of
Greenland mining projects, Greenland, Bureau of Minerals and Petroleum
Monday, March 3, 2014 - Afternoon
Brazilian Mining Day, Brazil, Agency for the Technological Development of the Brazilian Mineral Industry (ADIMB)
India: Opportunities galore for exploration and mining, India, Ministry of Mines
Legal challenges facing the mining industry today, McCarthy Tétrault
Tuesday, March 4, 2014 - Morning
Bigger is better: Mapping deeper than ever before, Geotech Ltd.
Chilean seminar: Legal due diligence of mining claims in Chile, Montt Group SpA.
Effective cost control and growth strategies for mining in the global economy,GE Capital (Reception Room)
Canada’s North: Resource development opportunities, Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor)
Nordic mining days: Investment opportunities and technology solutions for sustainable mining (Day 2), Nordic Mining Countries
Peru: A mining country and much more … INVEST NOW!, Canada-Peru Chamber of Commerce
Peru: Investment centre, Canada-Peru Chamber of Commerce (Reception Room)
Tuesday, March 4, 2014 - Afternoon
Mining disputes: Lessons and best practices, FTI Consulting
Mining in Central Asia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan Mineral Resources
The mineral resources value-added chain: More efficiency with German technology, German Mineral Resources Agency, Deutsche Rohstoffagentur (DERA)
What mining can learn from technologies proven in other industries by Dassault Systèmes, Dassault Systèmes GEOVIA Inc.
Wednesday, March 5, 2014 - Morning
Money mining, Whittle Consulting Pty Ltd. (Reception Room)
Recent developments in mining and sustainable development in Latin America, The World Bank, SEGOM Unit
CERBA Russia and Eurasia Mining Conference,Canada Eurasia Russia Business Association (CERBA)
CANCELLED - Mauritania 2014,Mauritania, Ministry of Petroleum, Energy and Mines
Colombia Mining Day, Colombia, Republic of
Location: Room 201FE
Monday, March 3, 2014
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Add to Calendar
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Add to Calendar
Colombia is a country full of geological riches, committed to transforming mining into a pillar of the economy while promoting the fulfillment of the highest environmental standards and the development of its communities. With growth at high rates during the last decade, due to the confidence and business opportunities that investors have found in this emerging market, mining plays a major role in the Colombian economy.
With a geological base of coal, nickel, gold, platinum, emeralds, limestone, salt, clay, silica sand, copper and manganese ores and gypsum, among other discoveries, the government is committed to expanding this sector and welcomes foreign investment. Colombia is the number one producer of emeralds worldwide and the number one producer of thermal coal in Latin America. In recent years the country has experienced an increase in gold exploration and other base metals.
During Colombia Day at PDAC, attendees will hear about the country’s mining potential from key governmental delegates. Government entities including the Ministry of Mines and Energy and the consolidated mining authority, the National Mining Agency , will discuss the achievements of the past year and their commitment to generating a more efficient investment environment for the sector while promoting mining development focused on social and environmental responsibility. There will also be special presentations on some of the most promising mining projects for 2014.
Expected participants will include representatives of leading mining companies, investors, suppliers and government officials who will share their experiences and insights in regards to the country´s mining sector.
To register, contact ana.perez@anm.gov.co Onsite registration opens at 8:30 am.
All are welcome. Registration is required.
With a geological base of coal, nickel, gold, platinum, emeralds, limestone, salt, clay, silica sand, copper and manganese ores and gypsum, among other discoveries, the government is committed to expanding this sector and welcomes foreign investment. Colombia is the number one producer of emeralds worldwide and the number one producer of thermal coal in Latin America. In recent years the country has experienced an increase in gold exploration and other base metals.
During Colombia Day at PDAC, attendees will hear about the country’s mining potential from key governmental delegates. Government entities including the Ministry of Mines and Energy and the consolidated mining authority, the National Mining Agency , will discuss the achievements of the past year and their commitment to generating a more efficient investment environment for the sector while promoting mining development focused on social and environmental responsibility. There will also be special presentations on some of the most promising mining projects for 2014.
Expected participants will include representatives of leading mining companies, investors, suppliers and government officials who will share their experiences and insights in regards to the country´s mining sector.
To register, contact ana.perez@anm.gov.co Onsite registration opens at 8:30 am.
All are welcome. Registration is required.
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