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Global Business Reports
MINPER - PERUMIN Official Investment Guide 2017
September 19, 2017
PERUMIN delegates expect to feel an optimistic vibe during the Arequipa convention starting September 18th, as copper prices move closer to $3/lb levels and exploration programs continue to pick up globally as well as in Peru. In this auspicious context, and in partnership with Peru’s Institute of Mining Engineers, Global Business Reports has once again produced the Official Investment Guide of the event, covering the whole value chain from exploration to mine closure. The book is an up-to-date, A to Z guide of the country’s mining sector, with news and analysis about the latest investment projects, technology developments and key providers.
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The President of Peru’s Institute of Mining Engineers addresses the challenges of perception that the mining industry faces.
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