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Chris Barton's keynote speech at the MINEX Europe Forum in Wroclaw on 17 October 2023 Mr. Chris Barton, His Majesty's Trade Commissioner for Europe, delivered a keynote speech at the MINEX Europe Mining Forum, arguing that mining matters for sustainability, security, and success. Highlights: • 💡 Mining matters for sustainability • 🛡️ Mining matters for security • 💰 Mining matters for success Summary Sustainability: Mr. Barton highlighted the role of mining in the clean growth and energy transition, noting that critical minerals are essential for low-carbon technologies such as batteries, solar panels, and wind turbines. He also emphasised that mining can be done in a clean and sustainable way, with rigorous environmental standards and safety practices. Security: Mr. Barton stressed the importance of securing supply chains for critical minerals, which are becoming increasingly important as we move away from fossil fuels. He noted that China controls over 23% of the global supply of cobalt, which is used in batteries, and that this creates a situation where UK and European jobs and industries are vulnerable to market shocks and geopolitical events. Success: Mr. Barton argued that mining creates vast economic opportunities, both in the mining sector itself and in the wider economy. He noted that the UK's 10-point plan for a green industrial revolution will create and sustain up to 250,000 local carbon jobs and that British mining supply chain companies are renowned for their expertise in clean growth. He also highlighted London's role as the international hub for mining finance and services. Mr. Barton concluded by stating that mining matters for sustainability, security, and success and that we need to communicate this message externally and celebrate it internally.

Chris Barton's keynote speech at the MINEX Europe Forum in Wroclaw on 17 October 2023

Mr. Chris Barton, His Majesty's Trade Commissioner for Europe, delivered a keynote speech at the MINEX Europe Mining Forum, arguing that mining matters for sustainability, security, and success.

Highlights:

• 💡 Mining matters for sustainability

• 🛡️ Mining matters for security

• 💰 Mining matters for success

Summary

Sustainability: Mr. Barton highlighted the role of mining in the clean growth and energy transition, noting that critical minerals are essential for low-carbon technologies such as batteries, solar panels, and wind turbines. He also emphasised that mining can be done in a clean and sustainable way, with rigorous environmental standards and safety practices.

Security: Mr. Barton stressed the importance of securing supply chains for critical minerals, which are becoming increasingly important as we move away from fossil fuels. He noted that China controls over 23% of the global supply of cobalt, which is used in batteries, and that this creates a situation where UK and European jobs and industries are vulnerable to market shocks and geopolitical events.

Success: Mr. Barton argued that mining creates vast economic opportunities, both in the mining sector itself and in the wider economy. He noted that the UK's 10-point plan for a green industrial revolution will create and sustain up to 250,000 local carbon jobs and that British mining supply chain companies are renowned for their expertise in clean growth. He also highlighted London's role as the international hub for mining finance and services.

Mr. Barton concluded by stating that mining matters for sustainability, security, and success and that we need to communicate this message externally and celebrate it internally.

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MINEX Europe 2023 - KEYNOTE

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 12:19 pm

RETHINKING MINING IN EUROPE TO MEET THE METALS AND MATERIALS DEMAND The landscape of mineral and metal supply and demand is rapidly changing as European countries transition towards a more sustainable and digital future. As geopolitical tensions keep rising, Europe’s diversification strategy shifts towards replacing trade partners and developing its own mineral and metals potential. Europe’s true mineral potential is still not fully understood due to under-exploration, outdated geological surveys, and lack of investment in mining technology. New exploration technologies and strategies can potentially unlock new reserves. Mining these resources in a sustainable way is a major challenge. Mining operations can have significant environmental impacts, including habitat destruction, water pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions. As such, it is vital that these operations are carried out responsibly, with robust environmental protections in place. Additionally, developing these resources will require substantial investment in infrastructure, skills, and technology. This includes not only the mining operations but also the downstream industries needed to process and refine these minerals. Opportunities in Eastern, Central and wider Europe to develop the supply of metals and minerals to EU’s green energy transition. Lithium: This metal is a key component in rechargeable batteries, which are essential for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage. Countries such as the Czech Republic have significant lithium reserves, which could supply a substantial part of the EU’s demand. Copper and Silver: These metals are essential for wind turbines, solar panels, and electric vehicles due to their electrical conductivity. Poland is one of the world’s leading producers of silver, and both Poland and Bulgaria have substantial copper mining industries. Rare Earth Elements (REEs): REEs are vital for a wide range of green technologies, including wind turbines, electric vehicles, and energy-efficient lighting. While China currently dominates global REE production, there are significant reserves in countries like Poland, which could potentially be developed to provide a more secure supply. Nickel and Cobalt: These metals are essential for the production of lithium-ion batteries. Finland, Poland, and the Balkan countries have significant nickel and cobalt reserves.

RETHINKING MINING IN EUROPE TO MEET THE METALS AND MATERIALS DEMAND

The landscape of mineral and metal supply and demand is rapidly changing as European countries transition towards a more sustainable and digital future. As geopolitical tensions keep rising, Europe’s diversification strategy shifts towards replacing trade partners and developing its own mineral and metals potential. Europe’s true mineral potential is still not fully understood due to under-exploration, outdated geological surveys, and lack of investment in mining technology. New exploration technologies and strategies can potentially unlock new reserves. Mining these resources in a sustainable way is a major challenge. Mining operations can have significant environmental impacts, including habitat destruction, water pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions. As such, it is vital that these operations are carried out responsibly, with robust environmental protections in place. Additionally, developing these resources will require substantial investment in infrastructure, skills, and technology. This includes not only the mining operations but also the downstream industries needed to process and refine these minerals.


Opportunities in Eastern, Central and wider Europe to develop the supply of metals and minerals to EU’s green energy transition.


Lithium: This metal is a key component in rechargeable batteries, which are essential for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage. Countries such as the Czech Republic have significant lithium reserves, which could supply a substantial part of the EU’s demand.
Copper and Silver: These metals are essential for wind turbines, solar panels, and electric vehicles due to their electrical conductivity. Poland is one of the world’s leading producers of silver, and both Poland and Bulgaria have substantial copper mining industries.
Rare Earth Elements (REEs): REEs are vital for a wide range of green technologies, including wind turbines, electric vehicles, and energy-efficient lighting. While China currently dominates global REE production, there are significant reserves in countries like Poland, which could potentially be developed to provide a more secure supply.
Nickel and Cobalt: These metals are essential for the production of lithium-ion batteries. Finland, Poland, and the Balkan countries have significant nickel and cobalt reserves.

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MINEX Europe 2023 - Session 1

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 12:18 pm

JUST TRANSITION AND COAL PHASE-OUT Central and Eastern Europe region looks to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels and transition to more sustainable energy sources. Many countries in the region have set ambitious targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase the share of renewable energy in their energy mix. This means that the coal mining industry in Central and Eastern Europe is facing significant challenges, as the demand for coal is expected to decrease in the coming years. This is particularly true for countries like Poland, where coal accounts for a large share of the energy mix. However, there are also opportunities for the coal mining industry to adapt to the changing energy landscape, such as by investing in carbon capture and storage technology, developing alternative uses for coal mining sites and infrastructure, and re-skilling and re-employing displaced coal workers. Additionally, the role of government and regulatory bodies in promoting sustainable mining practices and implementing energy transition policies will be crucial for the success of coal phase-out plans in the region.

JUST TRANSITION AND COAL PHASE-OUT

Central and Eastern Europe region looks to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels and transition to more sustainable energy sources. Many countries in the region have set ambitious targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase the share of renewable energy in their energy mix. This means that the coal mining industry in Central and Eastern Europe is facing significant challenges, as the demand for coal is expected to decrease in the coming years. This is particularly true for countries like Poland, where coal accounts for a large share of the energy mix. However, there are also opportunities for the coal mining industry to adapt to the changing energy landscape, such as by investing in carbon capture and storage technology, developing alternative uses for coal mining sites and infrastructure, and re-skilling and re-employing displaced coal workers. Additionally, the role of government and regulatory bodies in promoting sustainable mining practices and implementing energy transition policies will be crucial for the success of coal phase-out plans in the region.

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MINEX Europe 2023 - Session 2

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 12:18 pm

DEVELOPING CRITICAL RAW MATERIALS RESILIENCE To achieve green and digital transitions, Europe must significantly increase and diversify its critical raw materials supply, strengthen circularity and support research and innovation. In the context of the overarching objectives of the European Critical Raw Materials Act, European Green Deal and the REPowerEU will help to remove regulatory barriers and accelerate domestic development and sustainable supplies of battery materials such as nickel, cobalt, lithium, and graphite for ensuring rapid energy and mobility transitions. Increasing domestic capacity and investments across the battery value chain including exploration, mining, and refining will be essential. This initiative will aim to reinforce EU monitoring capacities and strengthen both the EU value chain – through the identification of mineral resources and raw materials projects in the EU's strategic interest, with strong environmental protection – and EU external policies on CRMs.

DEVELOPING CRITICAL RAW MATERIALS RESILIENCE

To achieve green and digital transitions, Europe must significantly increase and diversify its critical raw materials supply, strengthen circularity and support research and innovation. In the context of the overarching objectives of the European Critical Raw Materials Act, European Green Deal and the REPowerEU will help to remove regulatory barriers and accelerate domestic development and sustainable supplies of battery materials such as nickel, cobalt, lithium, and graphite for ensuring rapid energy and mobility transitions. Increasing domestic capacity and investments across the battery value chain including exploration, mining, and refining will be essential. This initiative will aim to reinforce EU monitoring capacities and strengthen both the EU value chain – through the identification of mineral resources and raw materials projects in the EU's strategic interest, with strong environmental protection – and EU external policies on CRMs.

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MINEX Europe 2023 - Session 3

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 12:18 pm

REBUILDING THE SMARTER AND SUSTAINABLE MINING INDUSTRY IN UKRAINE In recent years, Ukraine has been exploring the potential for a critical raw materials alliance with European markets to secure supply of these materials and increase economic growth. To achieve this, Ukraine is promoting cooperation and collaboration between stakeholders creating a favourable policy and regulatory environment for this alliance. The country is also investing in new technologies and innovation for production and processing, addressing the challenges of critical raw materials supply chain management, and exploring opportunities for critical raw materials recycling and secondary recovery. Russian invasion prevents Ukraine from the development of its mineral resources and from building sustainable supply to the international markets. Despite these challenges, the potential for a critical raw materials alliance between Ukraine and European markets is significant. It can help Ukraine to increase its economic growth by providing European countries with a secure and sustainable source of these materials.

REBUILDING THE SMARTER AND SUSTAINABLE MINING INDUSTRY IN UKRAINE

In recent years, Ukraine has been exploring the potential for a critical raw materials alliance with European markets to secure supply of these materials and increase economic growth. To achieve this, Ukraine is promoting cooperation and collaboration between stakeholders creating a favourable policy and regulatory environment for this alliance. The country is also investing in new technologies and innovation for production and processing, addressing the challenges of critical raw materials supply chain management, and exploring opportunities for critical raw materials recycling and secondary recovery. Russian invasion prevents Ukraine from the development of its mineral resources and from building sustainable supply to the international markets. Despite these challenges, the potential for a critical raw materials alliance between Ukraine and European markets is significant. It can help Ukraine to increase its economic growth by providing European countries with a secure and sustainable source of these materials.

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MINEX Europe 2023 - Session 4

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 12:18 pm

NET ZERO MINING AND ENERGY TRANSITION AGENDA The EU has recently unveiled its Net-Zero Industry Act and Critical Raw Materials Act as part of its Green Deal Industrial Plan, aimed at ensuring that the EU can compete with the US and China in making clean tech products and accessing raw materials. In line with this, the EU has set a target of producing at least 40% of the products it needs for “net-zero” technologies, such as solar power or fuel cells, by 2030. About €23 trillion of this investment would come from redirecting investments that would otherwise have funded carbon-intensive technologies. This amounts to roughly 25% of the annual GDP of the EU. The Mining and Metals industry would need to take decisive action to achieve the EU’s climate goals, and stakeholders would need to address several hurdles to accelerate the transition. To meet climate targets, the industry must develop and commercialise new low-CO2 technologies within the next 5-10 years.

NET ZERO MINING AND ENERGY TRANSITION AGENDA

The EU has recently unveiled its Net-Zero Industry Act and Critical Raw Materials Act as part of its Green Deal Industrial Plan, aimed at ensuring that the EU can compete with the US and China in making clean tech products and accessing raw materials. In line with this, the EU has set a target of producing at least 40% of the products it needs for “net-zero” technologies, such as solar power or fuel cells, by 2030. About €23 trillion of this investment would come from redirecting investments that would otherwise have funded carbon-intensive technologies. This amounts to roughly 25% of the annual GDP of the EU. The Mining and Metals industry would need to take decisive action to achieve the EU’s climate goals, and stakeholders would need to address several hurdles to accelerate the transition. To meet climate targets, the industry must develop and commercialise new low-CO2 technologies within the next 5-10 years.

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MINEX Europe 2023 - Session 5

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 12:18 pm

MINING UNICORNS – INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN EUROPE Europe offers a variety of mineral exploration opportunities and developed best-in-class resource management practices. The region is rich in a wide range of minerals, including base metals, precious metals, and rare earth elements. Mineral exploration opportunities in Central, Eastern and broader Europe can be developed through innovative exploration techniques such as geospatial technologies, digital mapping, 3D modeling, and Machine Learning. These technologies can help to identify new mineral deposits and improve the efficiency of exploration activities. Resource management best-in-class practices include the use of sustainable mining practices, such as environmental impact assessments, community engagement programs and stakeholder consultation. These practices can help to minimize the environmental and social impacts of mining operations and promote transparency and good governance. Additionally, companies can improve the value of mineral resources through downstream processing and beneficiation. Collaboration and partnerships between mining companies, government and local communities can also help to promote mineral exploration and resource management in Central, Eastern and broader Europe.

MINING UNICORNS – INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN EUROPE

Europe offers a variety of mineral exploration opportunities and developed best-in-class resource management practices. The region is rich in a wide range of minerals, including base metals, precious metals, and rare earth elements. Mineral exploration opportunities in Central, Eastern and broader Europe can be developed through innovative exploration techniques such as geospatial technologies, digital mapping, 3D modeling, and Machine Learning. These technologies can help to identify new mineral deposits and improve the efficiency of exploration activities. Resource management best-in-class practices include the use of sustainable mining practices, such as environmental impact assessments, community engagement programs and stakeholder consultation. These practices can help to minimize the environmental and social impacts of mining operations and promote transparency and good governance. Additionally, companies can improve the value of mineral resources through downstream processing and beneficiation. Collaboration and partnerships between mining companies, government and local communities can also help to promote mineral exploration and resource management in Central, Eastern and broader Europe.

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MINEX Europe 2023 - Session 6

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 12:18 pm

BEST-IN-CLASS PRACTICES FOR MANAGING RESOURCES OF METALS AND MINERALS Best-in-class mining practices for managing resources of metals and minerals involve a combination of strategies and techniques to ensure sustainable extraction and use of these resources. These include the use of advanced technologies for exploration and extraction, and the adoption of circular economy principles for efficient and sustainable use of resources. Additionally, mining companies are also focused on minimising their environmental footprint through the use of green remediation techniques and the integration of renewable energy sources. The industry is also investing in advanced operations technology, managing environmental regulations and stakeholder engagement, and developing assets in remote locations.

BEST-IN-CLASS PRACTICES FOR MANAGING RESOURCES OF METALS AND MINERALS

Best-in-class mining practices for managing resources of metals and minerals involve a combination of strategies and techniques to ensure sustainable extraction and use of these resources. These include the use of advanced technologies for exploration and extraction, and the adoption of circular economy principles for efficient and sustainable use of resources. Additionally, mining companies are also focused on minimising their environmental footprint through the use of green remediation techniques and the integration of renewable energy sources. The industry is also investing in advanced operations technology, managing environmental regulations and stakeholder engagement, and developing assets in remote locations.

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MINEX Europe 2023 - Session 7

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 12:18 pm

AUTOMATION AND DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION Technology and digital transformation are playing an increasingly important role in the mining industry in Europe. Digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, and automation are being used to increase efficiency and reduce costs in mining operations. The use of data-driven decision-making, geospatial technologies, and 3D modelling is also helping to improve mineral exploration and resource management. Additionally, advancements in the Internet of Things (IoT), blockchain technology, and virtual and augmented reality are helping to improve supply chain traceability, mineral rights management, and mining operations. In order to fully leverage the potential of these technologies, companies are investing in digital infrastructure and training workers in digital skills. The use of these technologies can also help to mitigate the environmental and social impacts of mining operations and promote sustainability and transparency in the mining sector.

AUTOMATION AND DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

Technology and digital transformation are playing an increasingly important role in the mining industry in Europe. Digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, and automation are being used to increase efficiency and reduce costs in mining operations. The use of data-driven decision-making, geospatial technologies, and 3D modelling is also helping to improve mineral exploration and resource management. Additionally, advancements in the Internet of Things (IoT), blockchain technology, and virtual and augmented reality are helping to improve supply chain traceability, mineral rights management, and mining operations. In order to fully leverage the potential of these technologies, companies are investing in digital infrastructure and training workers in digital skills. The use of these technologies can also help to mitigate the environmental and social impacts of mining operations and promote sustainability and transparency in the mining sector.

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MINEX Europe 2023 - Session 8

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 12:18 pm

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MINEX Eurasia
Session 1: Strategic partnerships on critical raw materials with Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Armenia and Mongolia Welcome Laurie Moorhead, Director, Trade and Investment, Department for Business and Trade, British Embassy Tashkent Keynote Richard Oldcorn, Director and Corporate Consultant, SRK Consulting UK The future of mining in the Republic of Armenia. Hovhannes Harutyunyan, Deputy Minister of Territorial Administration, and Infrastructure of Armenia Panel discussion Natalia Lacorzana, Head of Natural Resources, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Marius Dan, Deputy CEO – Corporate Strategy, Franklin Templeton

Session 1: Strategic partnerships on critical raw materials with Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Armenia and Mongolia

Welcome
Laurie Moorhead, Director, Trade and Investment, Department for Business and Trade, British Embassy Tashkent

Keynote
Richard Oldcorn, Director and Corporate Consultant, SRK Consulting UK

The future of mining in the Republic of Armenia.
Hovhannes Harutyunyan, Deputy Minister of Territorial Administration, and Infrastructure of Armenia

Panel discussion
Natalia Lacorzana, Head of Natural Resources, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Marius Dan, Deputy CEO – Corporate Strategy, Franklin Templeton

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MINEX Eurasia 2023 - Session 1

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:56 am

Session 2: Mining, Energy and Climate Change in Kyrgyzstan The high-level session organised in cooperation with the Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology and Technical Supervision of the Kyrgyz Republic. Nicholas Bowler, His Majesty’s Ambassador to the Kyrgyz Republic Rt Hon Bob Stewart, Chair, All-Party Parliamentary Group for Kyrgyzstan Akylbek Zhaparov, Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Head of the Presidential Administration of the Kyrgyz Republic Melis Turgunbaev, Minister of Natural Resources, Ecology and Technical Supervision of the Kyrgyz Republic

Session 2: Mining, Energy and Climate Change in Kyrgyzstan

The high-level session organised in cooperation with the Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology and Technical Supervision of the Kyrgyz Republic.

Nicholas Bowler, His Majesty’s Ambassador to the Kyrgyz Republic

Rt Hon Bob Stewart, Chair, All-Party Parliamentary Group for Kyrgyzstan

Akylbek Zhaparov, Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Head of the Presidential Administration of the Kyrgyz Republic

Melis Turgunbaev, Minister of Natural Resources, Ecology and Technical Supervision of the Kyrgyz Republic

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MINEX Eurasia 2023 - Session 2

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:55 am

Session 2: Mining, Energy and Climate Change in Kyrgyzstan The high-level session organised in cooperation with the Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology and Technical Supervision of the Kyrgyz Republic. Senior officials will present and discuss projects and business opportunities.

Session 2: Mining, Energy and Climate Change in Kyrgyzstan

The high-level session organised in cooperation with the Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology and Technical Supervision of the Kyrgyz Republic.

Senior officials will present and discuss projects and business opportunities.

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MINEX Eurasia 2023 - Session 2

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:55 am

Session 3: Mineral Resources Development and FDI Opportunities in Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia and Uzbekistan Moderator: Tim Lucks, Managing Director & Corporate Consultant, SRK Consulting UK Kumtor Gold Company - General overview of the company's activities Almaz Baryktabasov, President, Kumtor Gold Company Bozymchak: a successful example of investment opportunities in the Kyrgyz Republic. Ilyas Tulekeyev, General Director, KAZ Minerals Bozymchak Altynken: Pioneering Sustainable Mining and Partnership Excellence. Azamat Aliev, Member of the Board, Altynken Opening a new mining district in Chatkal region, Kyrgyz Republic. David Mackenzie, Chief Financial Officer, Chaarat Encouraging persistent ability to create shareholder value. Alp Togay, General Director, Etibakır Tereksay Navoi Gold's journey to market economy: new challenges and opportunities. Evgeny Antonov, First Deputy General Director, Chief Transformation Officer, member of the Management Board, Navoi Gold Strategic Partnership Opportunities with "Altyn Samruk Qazaqstan". Zhanibek Nurzhanuly, Corporate Development Adviser, Altyn Samruk Qazaqstan Uranium Mining in Mongolia. Serdar Karliev, Managing Director Corporate Finance, Uranium Industry The International Chamber of Mines of Armenia and its Role in the Implementation of the Government's Mining Sector Development Strategy. Artyom Geghamyan, Executive Chairman, International Chamber of Mines of Armenia

Session 3: Mineral Resources Development and FDI Opportunities in Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia and Uzbekistan

Moderator: Tim Lucks, Managing Director & Corporate Consultant, SRK Consulting UK

Kumtor Gold Company - General overview of the company's activities
Almaz Baryktabasov, President, Kumtor Gold Company

Bozymchak: a successful example of investment opportunities in the Kyrgyz Republic.
Ilyas Tulekeyev, General Director, KAZ Minerals Bozymchak

Altynken: Pioneering Sustainable Mining and Partnership Excellence.
Azamat Aliev, Member of the Board, Altynken

Opening a new mining district in Chatkal region, Kyrgyz Republic.
David Mackenzie, Chief Financial Officer, Chaarat

Encouraging persistent ability to create shareholder value.
Alp Togay, General Director, Etibakır Tereksay

Navoi Gold's journey to market economy: new challenges and opportunities.
Evgeny Antonov, First Deputy General Director, Chief Transformation Officer, member of the Management Board, Navoi Gold

Strategic Partnership Opportunities with "Altyn Samruk Qazaqstan".
Zhanibek Nurzhanuly, Corporate Development Adviser, Altyn Samruk Qazaqstan

Uranium Mining in Mongolia.
Serdar Karliev, Managing Director Corporate Finance, Uranium Industry

The International Chamber of Mines of Armenia and its Role in the Implementation of the Government's Mining Sector Development Strategy.
Artyom Geghamyan, Executive Chairman, International Chamber of Mines of Armenia

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MINEX Eurasia 2023 - Session 3

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:55 am

Session 4: Mining Finance and Impact Investment in Eurasia Moderators Corinne Noel, Of Counsel, Simmons & Simmons Alexander Keepin, Partner, Simmons & Simmons Toronto Stock Exchange - Introduction and Overview. Graham Dallas, Head of Business Development EMEA, Toronto Stock Exchange Capital markets update and latest financing trends for Eurasian mining companies. Ayuna Nechaeva, Head of Europe, Primary Markets, London Stock Exchange Panel discussion David Williamson, Head of ESD Operations, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Adrian Petreanu, Portfolio Manager, Ashmore Antony Rowe, Credit Investment Manager, Resource Capital Funds Carla Toledo, Operations Officer, International Finance Corporation

Session 4: Mining Finance and Impact Investment in Eurasia

Moderators
Corinne Noel, Of Counsel, Simmons & Simmons
Alexander Keepin, Partner, Simmons & Simmons

Toronto Stock Exchange - Introduction and Overview.
Graham Dallas, Head of Business Development EMEA, Toronto Stock Exchange

Capital markets update and latest financing trends for Eurasian mining companies.
Ayuna Nechaeva, Head of Europe, Primary Markets, London Stock Exchange

Panel discussion

David Williamson, Head of ESD Operations, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Adrian Petreanu, Portfolio Manager, Ashmore
Antony Rowe, Credit Investment Manager, Resource Capital Funds
Carla Toledo, Operations Officer, International Finance Corporation

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MINEX Eurasia 2023 - Session 4

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:56 am

Session 5: Solutions that enhance safety, efficiency and productivity of mines Moderator: Richard Elmer, Director, Knight Piésold Consulting Introduction of Nerospec SK’s solutions that enhance safety, efficiency, and productivity on mines. Harald Bornebroek, Business Development Manager, Nerospec SK Activities of the testing laboratory Stewart Assay and Environmental Laboratories. Salamat Imanakunov, Laboratory Manager, Stewart Assay and Environmental Laboratories Lessons Learned from the application of remote operations centers in Mining Operations in Australia and the Americas. Tony Edwards, CEO, StepChange Global Consultancy Data-Driven Mine-to-Mill Optimization. Hannah Lang, Team Lead, Digital Solutions, MineSense Orica's role in making mining more efficient. Abhisek Roy, Head of Marketing - Europe, Middle East and Africa, Orica Introducing The Mining Association of the UK, a Strategy of Leadership and the recognition for competence in mines. Andrew Fulton, President, The Mining Association of the UK

Session 5: Solutions that enhance safety, efficiency and productivity of mines

Moderator: Richard Elmer, Director, Knight Piésold Consulting

Introduction of Nerospec SK’s solutions that enhance safety, efficiency, and productivity on mines.
Harald Bornebroek, Business Development Manager, Nerospec SK

Activities of the testing laboratory Stewart Assay and Environmental Laboratories.
Salamat Imanakunov, Laboratory Manager, Stewart Assay and Environmental Laboratories

Lessons Learned from the application of remote operations centers in Mining Operations in Australia and the Americas.
Tony Edwards, CEO, StepChange Global Consultancy

Data-Driven Mine-to-Mill Optimization.
Hannah Lang, Team Lead, Digital Solutions, MineSense

Orica's role in making mining more efficient.
Abhisek Roy, Head of Marketing - Europe, Middle East and Africa, Orica

Introducing The Mining Association of the UK, a Strategy of Leadership and the recognition for competence in mines.
Andrew Fulton, President, The Mining Association of the UK

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MINEX Eurasia 2023 - Session 5

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:57 am

KAZ Minerals Bozymchak

KAZ Minerals Bozymchak

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MINEX Eurasia 2023 - KAZ Minerals Bozymchak

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:57 am

Kyrgyzstan Mining Industry

Kyrgyzstan Mining Industry

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MINEX Eurasia 2023 - Kyrgyzstan Mining Industry

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:57 am

Kumtor Gold Company

Kumtor Gold Company

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MINEX ForumEurasia 2023 - Kumtor Gold Company

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Welcome from the organisers Arthur Poliakov Founder and Chief Executive MINEX Forum

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MINEX Kazakhstan 2023

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:43 am

Welcome from the British Embassy in the Republic of Kazakhstan Kathy Leach His Majesty’s Ambassador to the Republic of Kazakhstan Embassy of the United Kingdom

Welcome from the British Embassy in the Republic of Kazakhstan
Kathy Leach
His Majesty’s Ambassador to the Republic of Kazakhstan
Embassy of the United Kingdom

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MINEX Kazakhstan 2023

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:44 am

Digitalisation of geology and subsoil use in Kazakhstan The key challenge facing Kazakhstan is the low reproduction of reserves. To accelerate the development of geological science and provide raw materials to the manufacturing industry in Kazakhstan, the National Geological Service was created and the National Geological Strategy for 2023-2027 was adopted by the Government. To facilitate access to geological information, an interdepartmental information system “KAZNEDRA” is being created. To address the issues and improve exploration efficiency the Industry will implement advanced information and digital technologies. - New models of industry management based on the seamless movement of machine-readable data from the stages of exploration to production and processing. - Development of a single interdepartmental platform for subsoil use “Kaznedra”. - Creation and digitalisation of mineral core storage facilities. - Digital mapping of geological structures in Kazakhstan. - Using artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance the prediction and analysis of mineral resources. - Improvement of remote sensing and GIS-based mapping techniques. - Using machine learning algorithms to predict geological formations. - Integration of geophysical data with satellite imagery to improve survey accuracy. - Application of artificial intelligence technologies and drones to obtain images and data in hard-to-reach regions. - The use of digital technologies in the analysis and implementation of investment projects.

Digitalisation of geology and subsoil use in Kazakhstan

The key challenge facing Kazakhstan is the low reproduction of reserves. To accelerate the development of geological science and provide raw materials to the manufacturing industry in Kazakhstan, the National Geological Service was created and the National Geological Strategy for 2023-2027 was adopted by the Government. To facilitate access to geological information, an interdepartmental information system “KAZNEDRA” is being created. To address the issues and improve exploration efficiency the Industry will implement advanced information and digital technologies.

- New models of industry management based on the seamless movement of machine-readable data from the stages of exploration to production and processing.
- Development of a single interdepartmental platform for subsoil use “Kaznedra”.
- Creation and digitalisation of mineral core storage facilities.
- Digital mapping of geological structures in Kazakhstan.
- Using artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance the prediction and analysis of mineral resources.
- Improvement of remote sensing and GIS-based mapping techniques.
- Using machine learning algorithms to predict geological formations.
- Integration of geophysical data with satellite imagery to improve survey accuracy.
- Application of artificial intelligence technologies and drones to obtain images and data in hard-to-reach regions.
- The use of digital technologies in the analysis and implementation of investment projects.

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MINEX Kazakhstan 2023 | Mining Goes Digital - Session 1

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:44 am

Automation and digitalisation of mining assets management from pilots to the creation of single chains and digital twins Kazakhstan, like other transit economies, faces unique opportunities in the digital economy. This will require a transformation in how businesses work to use digital technologies and data to create value. This also opens up opportunities for digital transformation through the use of new digital platforms and the application of business models to optimise the functioning of the various sectors of the economy and the allocation of resources. - Technological solutions of industrial automation and digitalisation to optimise production processes. - Digital projects in the mining industry: verification, visualization, automation of management; development of an automated system of technical service and repairs; geomechanical modelling of deposits;  creation of 3D models of the infrastructure assets, etc. - Use of Digital predictive technology to prevent failures and maintain repairs. - Software and computer-based models for forecasting and designing blasting operations in quarries. - A digital twin of mine transport systems. - The digital twin of the mining and processing enterprise. - Unified automated control systems for the mining and transport complex.

Automation and digitalisation of mining assets management from pilots to the creation of single chains and digital twins

Kazakhstan, like other transit economies, faces unique opportunities in the digital economy. This will require a transformation in how businesses work to use digital technologies and data to create value. This also opens up opportunities for digital transformation through the use of new digital platforms and the application of business models to optimise the functioning of the various sectors of the economy and the allocation of resources.

- Technological solutions of industrial automation and digitalisation to optimise production processes.
- Digital projects in the mining industry: verification, visualization, automation of management; development of an automated system of technical service and repairs; geomechanical modelling of deposits;  creation of 3D models of the infrastructure assets, etc.
- Use of Digital predictive technology to prevent failures and maintain repairs.
- Software and computer-based models for forecasting and designing blasting operations in quarries.
- A digital twin of mine transport systems.
- The digital twin of the mining and processing enterprise.
- Unified automated control systems for the mining and transport complex.

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MINEX Kazakhstan 2023 - MGD Session 2

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:44 am

Creating a favourable business climate for sustainable development and investment in the mining industry Large foreign businesses contribute a third of all taxes in Kazakhstan. In 2021, tax revenues to the state budget increased by 25%, with the extractive industries experiencing the highest growth due to rising prices in global commodity markets. However, despite an inflow of 11.7% foreign investment in the mining industry in 2022, growth in the sector decreased. - Overview of Kazakhstan’s place in global mineral resource production. Current trends, challenges, and opportunities - Analysis of production and economic indicators in the mining industry of Kazakhstan for 2022. - Discussion of priorities and strategies to ensure growth and attract investment in the sector. - Examination of new approaches and practices in the management of subsoil use in Kazakhstan. - Analysis of recent amendments to the Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Subsoil and Subsoil Use”. - Discussion of changes in the taxation of the mining sector in Kazakhstan. - Examination of programs for socio-economic development in areas with a high concentration of mining production. - Opportunities for new market development and the creation of new industries in the manufacturing sector in Kazakhstan.

Creating a favourable business climate for sustainable development and investment in the mining industry

Large foreign businesses contribute a third of all taxes in Kazakhstan. In 2021, tax revenues to the state budget increased by 25%, with the extractive industries experiencing the highest growth due to rising prices in global commodity markets. However, despite an inflow of 11.7% foreign investment in the mining industry in 2022, growth in the sector decreased.

- Overview of Kazakhstan’s place in global mineral resource production. Current trends, challenges, and opportunities
- Analysis of production and economic indicators in the mining industry of Kazakhstan for 2022.
- Discussion of priorities and strategies to ensure growth and attract investment in the sector.
- Examination of new approaches and practices in the management of subsoil use in Kazakhstan.
- Analysis of recent amendments to the Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Subsoil and Subsoil Use”.
- Discussion of changes in the taxation of the mining sector in Kazakhstan.
- Examination of programs for socio-economic development in areas with a high concentration of mining production.
- Opportunities for new market development and the creation of new industries in the manufacturing sector in Kazakhstan.

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MINEX KAZAKHSTAN 2023 - Session 1

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:44 am

Priorities for the development of the geological industry in Kazakhstan Kazakhstan is among the top ten leading countries in the world in terms of confirmed reserves of most types of minerals. To increase the competitiveness of the Mining and Metals sector in the coming years, measures will be taken to replenish the mineral resource base, simplify and automate business processes on a single platform of subsoil users, and deepen the processing of base metals to finished products. - The National Program for the intensification of the state geological study of priority minerals. - Plans of the National Geological Survey to reduce investment risks and carry out work at an early stage. - Utilize new tools to attract investment in geological exploration. - New incentive for investment in geological exploration. - Increasing the economic attractiveness of mineral deposits offered to investors. - Completion of the transition to international reporting standards for resources and reserves of metals and minerals. - Creation of a “transparent” information system to simplify investors’ access to geological information. - Protection of the rights of geological discoverers and simplifying the transition to the production phase. - State-initiated audit of subsoil use licenses aimed at creating transparent and fair market conditions for investors. - Introduction of space monitoring of the activities of subsoil users.

Priorities for the development of the geological industry in Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan is among the top ten leading countries in the world in terms of confirmed reserves of most types of minerals. To increase the competitiveness of the Mining and Metals sector in the coming years, measures will be taken to replenish the mineral resource base, simplify and automate business processes on a single platform of subsoil users, and deepen the processing of base metals to finished products.

- The National Program for the intensification of the state geological study of priority minerals.
- Plans of the National Geological Survey to reduce investment risks and carry out work at an early stage.
- Utilize new tools to attract investment in geological exploration.
- New incentive for investment in geological exploration.
- Increasing the economic attractiveness of mineral deposits offered to investors.
- Completion of the transition to international reporting standards for resources and reserves of metals and minerals.
- Creation of a “transparent” information system to simplify investors’ access to geological information.
- Protection of the rights of geological discoverers and simplifying the transition to the production phase.
- State-initiated audit of subsoil use licenses aimed at creating transparent and fair market conditions for investors.
- Introduction of space monitoring of the activities of subsoil users.

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MINEX Kazakhstan 2023 - Session 2

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:44 am

Developing Kazakhstan’s Critical Metals and Materials Potential Critical materials – chromium, copper, germanium, lithium and others – are essential building blocks for renewable energy technologies such as solar panels, wind turbines and batteries. In terms of potential in mining and exporting critical raw materials, Kazakhstan ranks fourth worldwide, while in aluminium it is among the top 10. Stimulated by global demand for international investment and technologies, Kazakhstan is poised to become a strategic supplier of battery metals and other critical materials to the Global markets. - The new role of Kazakhstan in the EU “Green Deal” as a new strategic supplier of strategic raw materials and green hydrogen. - Prospects for the discovery of new deposits of strategic metals and minerals in Kazakhstan. - The potential for the development of large-scale production of cobalt, nickel, lithium, and other metals for the “green economy”. - Modernisation and Development of the Mining and Metallurgical Industry in Kazakhstan: New opportunities, incentives, and challenges. - Green Production and Energy: Development of environmentally friendly processes. Resource Efficiency: Maximizing material use while increasing ore and metal extraction.

Developing Kazakhstan’s Critical Metals and Materials Potential

Critical materials – chromium, copper, germanium, lithium and others – are essential building blocks for renewable energy technologies such as solar panels, wind turbines and batteries. In terms of potential in mining and exporting critical raw materials, Kazakhstan ranks fourth worldwide, while in aluminium it is among the top 10. Stimulated by global demand for international investment and technologies, Kazakhstan is poised to become a strategic supplier of battery metals and other critical materials to the Global markets.

- The new role of Kazakhstan in the EU “Green Deal” as a new strategic supplier of strategic raw materials and green hydrogen.
- Prospects for the discovery of new deposits of strategic metals and minerals in Kazakhstan.
- The potential for the development of large-scale production of cobalt, nickel, lithium, and other metals for the “green economy”.
- Modernisation and Development of the Mining and Metallurgical Industry in Kazakhstan: New opportunities, incentives, and challenges.
- Green Production and Energy: Development of environmentally friendly processes.
Resource Efficiency: Maximizing material use while increasing ore and metal extraction.

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MINEX Kazakhstan 2023 - Session 4

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:44 am

Efficient technologies for forecasting and exploration of mineral deposits Given the vast areas of Kazakhstan, the effectiveness of geological forecasting and exploration largely depends on the use of advanced technologies, comprehensive analysis and the high competence of specialists. In Kazakhstan, a course has been taken to modernise the geological industry using innovative exploration methods. Modernisation of the industry is critically important for improving the quality of valuation of prospective areas and determining the best methods for their development and production. - Modernisation of industry practices to improve the quality of mine valuation. - Development of technologies that allow real-time collection, processing and analysis of geological survey data. - Automation of routine manual work to improve quality and speed up processes. - Creation of continuous chains from the digital core, geological research data, seismic exploration, and regional and basin modelling to digital geological models. - Automating updates of geological models based on constantly incoming new data. - Application of Big Data and Data Mining technologies to improve the accuracy of planning and the speed of decision-making. - Improving the quality of field assessment and determining the best methods for their development and operation. - Computer simulation of drilling and blasting parameters to increase the profitability of production.

Efficient technologies for forecasting and exploration of mineral deposits
Given the vast areas of Kazakhstan, the effectiveness of geological forecasting and exploration largely depends on the use of advanced technologies, comprehensive analysis and the high competence of specialists. In Kazakhstan, a course has been taken to modernise the geological industry using innovative exploration methods. Modernisation of the industry is critically important for improving the quality of valuation of prospective areas and determining the best methods for their development and production.

- Modernisation of industry practices to improve the quality of mine valuation.
- Development of technologies that allow real-time collection, processing and analysis of geological survey data.
- Automation of routine manual work to improve quality and speed up processes.
- Creation of continuous chains from the digital core, geological research data, seismic exploration, and regional and basin modelling to digital geological models.
- Automating updates of geological models based on constantly incoming new data.
- Application of Big Data and Data Mining technologies to improve the accuracy of planning and the speed of decision-making.
- Improving the quality of field assessment and determining the best methods for their development and operation.
- Computer simulation of drilling and blasting parameters to increase the profitability of production.

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MINEX Kazakhstan 2023 - Session 5

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:44 am

Green Transformation, Climate and ESG Management The mining and metallurgical industry are one of the three largest emitters of greenhouse gases. Green transformation, climate management and mining waste management are important for protecting the environment and promoting sustainable development. The transition to carbon neutrality will require huge investments in new products and energy technologies. The stability of the tax burden and the tax environment is an important factor affecting the investment planning and "green" development of Mining companies. - Review of changes in environmental regulatory requirements in Kazakhstan. - State incentives to stimulate the "green" transformation of the mining industry and the transition to carbon neutrality in Kazakhstan. - Establishing transparency and sustainability of supply as key principles of the "green economy". - Experience in implementing ESG principles in the mining industry. - Identification of potential opportunities and evaluation of the effectiveness of decarbonisation technologies in the mining industry. - Creation of renewable energy sources for mining. - Use of CO2 monitoring and capture technologies at mining and metallurgical enterprises. - Projects aimed at decarbonisation of production – successful experiences. - Transition to a circular economy to improve the management of resources, materials and waste. - Experiences in introducing new standards for land reclamation and post-mining reconciliation. - Development of the market for carbon units (VCM).

Green Transformation, Climate and ESG Management

The mining and metallurgical industry are one of the three largest emitters of greenhouse gases. Green transformation, climate management and mining waste management are important for protecting the environment and promoting sustainable development. The transition to carbon neutrality will require huge investments in new products and energy technologies. The stability of the tax burden and the tax environment is an important factor affecting the investment planning and "green" development of Mining companies.

- Review of changes in environmental regulatory requirements in Kazakhstan.
- State incentives to stimulate the "green" transformation of the mining industry and the transition to carbon neutrality in Kazakhstan.
- Establishing transparency and sustainability of supply as key principles of the "green economy".
- Experience in implementing ESG principles in the mining industry.
- Identification of potential opportunities and evaluation of the effectiveness of decarbonisation technologies in the mining industry.
- Creation of renewable energy sources for mining.
- Use of CO2 monitoring and capture technologies at mining and metallurgical enterprises.
- Projects aimed at decarbonisation of production – successful experiences.
- Transition to a circular economy to improve the management of resources, materials and waste.
- Experiences in introducing new standards for land reclamation and post-mining reconciliation.
- Development of the market for carbon units (VCM).

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MINEX Kazakhstan 2023 - Session 6

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events May 2, 2023 9:43 am

Эффективные технологии прогноза и поиска рудных месторождений Учитывая огромные площади Казахстана, эффективность геолого-поисковых работ во многом зависит от использования передовых технологий, комплексного анализа и высокой компетентности специалистов.  В Казахстане взят курс на модернизацию геологической отрасли с применением инновационных методов ГРР. Модернизация отрасли также поможет решить задачи для повышения качества оценки месторождений и определения оптимальных методов их разработки и эксплуатации. - Модернизация отраслевых практик для повышения качества оценки месторождений. - Развитие технологий, позволяющих в реальном времени собирать, обрабатывать и анализировать данные геологических изысканий. - Автоматизация рутинной ручной работы специалистов для повышения качества и ускорения процессов. - Создание непрерывных цепочек от цифрового керна, данных геологических исследований, сейсморазведки, регионального и бассейнового моделирования до цифровых геологических моделей. - Автоматизированное обновление геологических моделей на основе постоянно поступающих новых данных. - Применение технологий Big Data и Data Mining для повышения точности планирования и скорости принятия решений. - Повышение качества оценки месторождений и определение оптимальных методов их разработки и эксплуатации. - Компьютерное моделирование параметров буровзрывных работ для повышения рентабельности добычи.

Эффективные технологии прогноза и поиска рудных месторождений

Учитывая огромные площади Казахстана, эффективность геолого-поисковых работ во многом зависит от использования передовых технологий, комплексного анализа и высокой компетентности специалистов.  В Казахстане взят курс на модернизацию геологической отрасли с применением инновационных методов ГРР. Модернизация отрасли также поможет решить задачи для повышения качества оценки месторождений и определения оптимальных методов их разработки и эксплуатации.

- Модернизация отраслевых практик для повышения качества оценки месторождений.
- Развитие технологий, позволяющих в реальном времени собирать, обрабатывать и анализировать данные геологических изысканий.
- Автоматизация рутинной ручной работы специалистов для повышения качества и ускорения процессов.
- Создание непрерывных цепочек от цифрового керна, данных геологических исследований, сейсморазведки, регионального и бассейнового моделирования до цифровых геологических моделей.
- Автоматизированное обновление геологических моделей на основе постоянно поступающих новых данных.
- Применение технологий Big Data и Data Mining для повышения точности планирования и скорости принятия решений.
- Повышение качества оценки месторождений и определение оптимальных методов их разработки и эксплуатации.
- Компьютерное моделирование параметров буровзрывных работ для повышения рентабельности добычи.

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МАЙНЕКС Казахстан 2023 - Сессия 5

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:44 am

Автоматизация и цифровизация процессов управления активами горного производства от пилотов до создания единых цепочек и цифровых двойников Казахстан, как и другие страны с транзитной экономикой, сталкивается с уникальными перспективами в цифровой экономике. Это потребует трансформации того, как предприятия работают с цифровыми технологиями и данными, чтобы коммерциализировать их для получения прибыли. Это также открывает возможности для цифровой трансформации за счёт использования новых цифровых платформ и применения бизнес-моделей для оптимизации функционирования различных секторов экономики и распределения ресурсов.  - Технологические решения промышленной автоматизации и цифровизации для оптимизации производственных процессов недропользователей. - Цифровые проекты в горнодобывающей промышленности, охватывающие проверку, визуализацию, автоматизацию управления процедурами; разработку автоматизированной системы технического сервиса и ремонтов; геомеханическое моделирование месторождений; создание 3D-моделей инфраструктуры объектов и др. - Цифровой учёт профилактических осмотров и ремонтов техники, способствующий визуализации технического состояния оборудования и сокращению его простоев. - Программное обеспечение компьютерной модели прогнозирования и проектирования формы развала и распределения компонентов при производстве взрывных работ в карьерах. - Цифровой двойник транспортных систем месторождений. - Цифровой двойник горно-обогатительного предприятия. - Единые автоматизированные системы управления горнотранспортным комплексом.

Автоматизация и цифровизация процессов управления активами горного производства от пилотов до создания единых цепочек и цифровых двойников

Казахстан, как и другие страны с транзитной экономикой, сталкивается с уникальными перспективами в цифровой экономике. Это потребует трансформации того, как предприятия работают с цифровыми технологиями и данными, чтобы коммерциализировать их для получения прибыли. Это также открывает возможности для цифровой трансформации за счёт использования новых цифровых платформ и применения бизнес-моделей для оптимизации функционирования различных секторов экономики и распределения ресурсов. 

- Технологические решения промышленной автоматизации и цифровизации для оптимизации производственных процессов недропользователей.
- Цифровые проекты в горнодобывающей промышленности, охватывающие проверку, визуализацию, автоматизацию управления процедурами; разработку автоматизированной системы технического сервиса и ремонтов; геомеханическое моделирование месторождений; создание 3D-моделей инфраструктуры объектов и др.
- Цифровой учёт профилактических осмотров и ремонтов техники, способствующий визуализации технического состояния оборудования и сокращению его простоев.
- Программное обеспечение компьютерной модели прогнозирования и проектирования формы развала и распределения компонентов при производстве взрывных работ в карьерах.
- Цифровой двойник транспортных систем месторождений.
- Цифровой двойник горно-обогатительного предприятия.
- Единые автоматизированные системы управления горнотранспортным комплексом.

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МАЙНЕКС Казахстан 2023 - MGD Сессия 2

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:44 am

MINEX ForumTM is a specialist events and information exchange platform dedicated to promoting Mining Technological Innovation, Regulation and Investment opportunities across Eurasian continent. MINEX Mining and Exploration Forum was established in 2005. Since then MINEX Forum TM has organised 100 mining events in Russia, Central Asia, UK, Europe and China.

MINEX ForumTM is a specialist events and information exchange platform dedicated to promoting Mining Technological Innovation, Regulation and Investment opportunities across Eurasian continent. MINEX Mining and Exploration Forum was established in 2005. Since then MINEX Forum TM has organised 100 mining events in Russia, Central Asia, UK, Europe and China.

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MINEX Forum

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:44 am

Приветственное обращение организаторов форума Артур Поляков Основатель и главный руководитель MINEX Forum

Приветственное обращение организаторов форума

Артур Поляков
Основатель и главный руководитель
MINEX Forum

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МАЙНЕКС Казахстан 2023

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:44 am

Цифровизация геологии и недропользования в Казахстане Ключевым вызовом, стоящим перед геологической отраслью, является низкая воспроизводство запасов. Для развития геологической науки и обеспечения сырьём обрабатывающую отрасль в Казахстане создана Национальная геологическая служба и принята Концепция развития геологической отрасли на 2023-2027 годы. Для облегчения доступа к геологической информации создаётся межведомственная информационная система «KAZNEDRA». Для решения основных проблем отрасли планируется вести работу по повышению эффективности геологического изучения недр и восполнению минерально-сырьевой базы с использованием технологий информатизация и цифровизации.   - Новые модели управления отраслью на основе бесшовного движения данных от этапа геологоразведки до добычи и переработки с получением всех данных в машиночитаемом виде. - Развитие единой межведомственной платформы недропользования «Kaznedra». - Создание и цифровизация кернохранилищ по различным горным породам. - Цифровое картографирование геологических структур в Казахстане. - Использование искусственного интеллекта (ИИ) для помощи в прогнозировании и анализе подземных ресурсов. - Усовершенствование методов дистанционного зондирования и картографирования на основе ГИС. - Использование алгоритмов машинного обучения для прогнозирования геологических формаций. - Интеграция геофизических данных со спутниковыми снимками для повышения точности изысканий. - Применение технологий искусственного интеллекта и беспилотников для получения изображений и данных в труднодоступных регионах. - Использование цифровых технологий при анализе и реализации инвестиционных проектов.

Цифровизация геологии и недропользования в Казахстане

Ключевым вызовом, стоящим перед геологической отраслью, является низкая воспроизводство запасов. Для развития геологической науки и обеспечения сырьём обрабатывающую отрасль в Казахстане создана Национальная геологическая служба и принята Концепция развития геологической отрасли на 2023-2027 годы. Для облегчения доступа к геологической информации создаётся межведомственная информационная система «KAZNEDRA». Для решения основных проблем отрасли планируется вести работу по повышению эффективности геологического изучения недр и восполнению минерально-сырьевой базы с использованием технологий информатизация и цифровизации.  

- Новые модели управления отраслью на основе бесшовного движения данных от этапа геологоразведки до добычи и переработки с получением всех данных в машиночитаемом виде.
- Развитие единой межведомственной платформы недропользования «Kaznedra».
- Создание и цифровизация кернохранилищ по различным горным породам.
- Цифровое картографирование геологических структур в Казахстане.
- Использование искусственного интеллекта (ИИ) для помощи в прогнозировании и анализе подземных ресурсов.
- Усовершенствование методов дистанционного зондирования и картографирования на основе ГИС.
- Использование алгоритмов машинного обучения для прогнозирования геологических формаций.
- Интеграция геофизических данных со спутниковыми снимками для повышения точности изысканий.
- Применение технологий искусственного интеллекта и беспилотников для получения изображений и данных в труднодоступных регионах.
- Использование цифровых технологий при анализе и реализации инвестиционных проектов.

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МАЙНЕКС Казахстан 2023 | MGD Сессия 1

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:44 am

Приветствие посольства Великобритании в Республике Казахстан Кэти Лич Посол Его Величества в Республике Казахстан

Приветствие посольства Великобритании в Республике Казахстан
Кэти Лич
Посол Его Величества в Республике Казахстан

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МАЙНЕКС Казахстан 2023

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events February 13, 2024 11:43 am

Kazakhstan is set to host on 19-20 April in Astana the MINEX Kazakhstan 2023 – the first major international Forum of the year for Kazakhstan’s Mining and Mineral Exploration. The event will focus on "Managing natural resources to accelerate national development", and is expected to attract over 500 delegates, including industry experts, government officials, and business leaders from 25 countries. The Forum will offer opportunities for discussion and presentation of key trends, projects, and technologies in the mining and geological industry in Kazakhstan and the countries of the Central Asian region. With more than 80 speakers and over 50 exhibitors, the Forum promises to be a significant platform for networking, knowledge-sharing, and collaboration. The Forum will cover various topics related to the mining and geological industry, including efficient technologies for forecasting and exploration of mineral deposits, developing Kazakhstan's critical metals and materials potential, unlocking Kazakhstan's mineral potential with advanced technologies and investment solutions, green transformation, climate and ESG management, priorities for the development of the geological industry in Kazakhstan, and creating a favourable business climate for sustainable development and investment in the mining industry. In addition to plenary and technical sessions, the Forum will also include the Mining Goes Digital Conference, which will cover topics such as automation and digitalisation of mining assets management from pilots to the creation of single chains and digital twins. The event will also feature master classes, including the IGT Open Master Class "Geological and Structural Mapping – the Basis for Forecasting and Searching for Ore Deposits" and the Open master class of SRK Consulting "I got my exploration license…..what next?". Furthermore, the exhibition will feature various business tracks related to the mining and geological industry, such as technologies for the optimisation of exploration of mineral and metals deposits, modernisation of production from exploration and processing, and technologies for the digitalisation of mining operations. The culminating event of the MINEX Kazakhstan 2023 Forum will be the recognition of the winners of MineDigital's 2nd competition for digital transformation technologies geared towards mining and metallurgical enterprises. The Forum aims to accelerate the country's development by unlocking the mineral potential of Kazakhstan and the Central Asian region. It presents an excellent opportunity for industry experts, government officials, and business leaders to exchange ideas and insights, explore new technologies and investment opportunities, and build partnerships and collaborations that can drive growth and progress in the mining and geological industry.

Kazakhstan is set to host on 19-20 April in Astana the MINEX Kazakhstan 2023 – the first major international Forum of the year for Kazakhstan’s Mining and Mineral Exploration. The event will focus on "Managing natural resources to accelerate national development", and is expected to attract over 500 delegates, including industry experts, government officials, and business leaders from 25 countries.

The Forum will offer opportunities for discussion and presentation of key trends, projects, and technologies in the mining and geological industry in Kazakhstan and the countries of the Central Asian region. With more than 80 speakers and over 50 exhibitors, the Forum promises to be a significant platform for networking, knowledge-sharing, and collaboration.
The Forum will cover various topics related to the mining and geological industry, including efficient technologies for forecasting and exploration of mineral deposits, developing Kazakhstan's critical metals and materials potential, unlocking Kazakhstan's mineral potential with advanced technologies and investment solutions, green transformation, climate and ESG management, priorities for the development of the geological industry in Kazakhstan, and creating a favourable business climate for sustainable development and investment in the mining industry.
In addition to plenary and technical sessions, the Forum will also include the Mining Goes Digital Conference, which will cover topics such as automation and digitalisation of mining assets management from pilots to the creation of single chains and digital twins. The event will also feature master classes, including the IGT Open Master Class "Geological and Structural Mapping – the Basis for Forecasting and Searching for Ore Deposits" and the Open master class of SRK Consulting "I got my exploration license…..what next?".

Furthermore, the exhibition will feature various business tracks related to the mining and geological industry, such as technologies for the optimisation of exploration of mineral and metals deposits, modernisation of production from exploration and processing, and technologies for the digitalisation of mining operations.

The culminating event of the MINEX Kazakhstan 2023 Forum will be the recognition of the winners of MineDigital's 2nd competition for digital transformation technologies geared towards mining and metallurgical enterprises.

The Forum aims to accelerate the country's development by unlocking the mineral potential of Kazakhstan and the Central Asian region. It presents an excellent opportunity for industry experts, government officials, and business leaders to exchange ideas and insights, explore new technologies and investment opportunities, and build partnerships and collaborations that can drive growth and progress in the mining and geological industry.

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Kazakhstan is set to host the most significant mining and critical raw materials Forum in Astana

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events March 21, 2023 3:44 pm

The final session of the first day of the forum was devoted to the issues of closure of deposits and reclamation of lands and waters. the Session was held with the support of SRK Consulting (Kazakhstan). According to official data, about 8 thousand fields operate in Kazakhstan today, all of them were discovered in the years of the USSR. But many of the deposits of lead, copper and a number of rare metals are on the verge of depletion and in 10-15 years will be produced. The closure of the fields is associated with operational and social challenges. Following the depletion of minerals and metals, mining companies are responsible for the reclamation of land and water resources, focusing on environmental issues such as biodiversity conservation and restoration of pre-existing ecosystems. This is a technologically complex and expensive process that is usually taken into account in the early stages of mine design and development. The process of closure of deposits in Kazakhstan began relatively recently and practical experience in solving problems is critical to ensuring the sustainable development of the mining industry. In the East Kazakhstan and Karaganda regions, mass closures of city-forming deposits have already begun. It is assumed that in 5-20 years a number of other fields in the east of Kazakhstan will be closed. The closure of enterprises will lead to socio-economic problems that need to be urgently addressed. Mike Beare, Director and Corporate Consultant (Mining), SRK Consulting (Kazakhstan), took part in the discussion of the problems of transition to new requirements for the closure of deposits; Sandugash Abdizhalelova, Consultant Ecologist, SRK Consulting (Kazakhstan) and Nikolai Kirillov, Senior Environmental Consultant, SRK Consulting (Kazakhstan). Then there was a presentation of technological solutions successfully used in the closure of spent fields in Kazakhstan, European countries, and South Africa. Eleanor Widzik-Capehart, Associate Professor, Nazarbayev University spoke about the use of new wireless smart sensors to measure ground movement in quarries and underground mines. Eugene Louppov, Regional Director, Insight Terra presented the experience of monitoring decommissioned tailings ponds. The session was concluded by François du Toit, Consultant Geotechnical Engineer, SRK Consulting (Kazakhstan) with a presentation “TSF monitoring as an assistant in the development of TARP for closure”.

The final session of the first day of the forum was devoted to the issues of closure of deposits and reclamation of lands and waters. the Session was held with the support of SRK Consulting (Kazakhstan).

According to official data, about 8 thousand fields operate in Kazakhstan today, all of them were discovered in the years of the USSR. But many of the deposits of lead, copper and a number of rare metals are on the verge of depletion and in 10-15 years will be produced. The closure of the fields is associated with operational and social challenges. Following the depletion of minerals and metals, mining companies are responsible for the reclamation of land and water resources, focusing on environmental issues such as biodiversity conservation and restoration of pre-existing ecosystems. This is a technologically complex and expensive process that is usually taken into account in the early stages of mine design and development. The process of closure of deposits in Kazakhstan began relatively recently and practical experience in solving problems is critical to ensuring the sustainable development of the mining industry. In the East Kazakhstan and Karaganda regions, mass closures of city-forming deposits have already begun. It is assumed that in 5-20 years a number of other fields in the east of Kazakhstan will be closed. The closure of enterprises will lead to socio-economic problems that need to be urgently addressed.

Mike Beare, Director and Corporate Consultant (Mining), SRK Consulting (Kazakhstan), took part in the discussion of the problems of transition to new requirements for the closure of deposits; Sandugash Abdizhalelova, Consultant Ecologist, SRK Consulting (Kazakhstan) and Nikolai Kirillov, Senior Environmental Consultant, SRK Consulting (Kazakhstan).

Then there was a presentation of technological solutions successfully used in the closure of spent fields in Kazakhstan, European countries, and South Africa. Eleanor Widzik-Capehart, Associate Professor, Nazarbayev University spoke about the use of new wireless smart sensors to measure ground movement in quarries and underground mines. Eugene Louppov, Regional Director, Insight Terra presented the experience of monitoring decommissioned tailings ponds. The session was concluded by François du Toit, Consultant Geotechnical Engineer, SRK Consulting (Kazakhstan) with a presentation “TSF monitoring as an assistant in the development of TARP for closure”.

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MINEX Kazakhstan 2022 - Session 5

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events April 26, 2022 8:06 am

The fourth session was held in the format of a discussion on the trends and prospects of ESG financing in the mining industry. Achieving carbon neutrality in industrial production requires significant costs both on the part of companies and financial institutions, as well as the state. To stimulate ESG financing, incentives and other instruments are being discussed at various levels. Credit institutions and stock markets are developing new criteria. Raising financing for green and adaptation projects helps companies improve ratings and market value. Companies are developing responsible financing tools that allow them to raise funds for the implementation of projects aimed at changing climate impacts and green projects, including waste management, energy, construction, transport, water supply, biodiversity, and environmental protection. In discussion participated Victor Kovalenko, Partner, Head of Climate Change and Sustainability Services practice, EY; Sergey Sidorkin, Deputy Director along socially-Economic Projects “IMC Montan”; Aidar Kazybayev, Chief Executive Officer, IFC Green Finance Centre, Akop Kagramanyan, Principle Banker Natural Resources, European Bank Reconstruction и Development (EBRD); Jane Joughin, Corporate consultant (ESG), SRK Consulting (UK); Georgiy Freiman, Chairman, Public Union Independent Experts Bowels (PONEN); Katya Gorbatyuk, Primary Capital Markets – CIS & Central Asia, Sustainable Finance Committee and Asem Kernebayeva, Manager director – Chief Directorate along Green и Social Initiatives, Eurasian Development Bank.

The fourth session was held in the format of a discussion on the trends and prospects of
ESG financing in the mining industry. Achieving carbon neutrality in industrial production requires significant costs both on the part of companies and financial institutions, as well as the state. To stimulate ESG financing, incentives and other instruments are being discussed at various levels. Credit institutions and stock markets are developing new criteria. Raising financing for green and adaptation projects helps companies improve ratings and market value. Companies are developing responsible financing tools that allow them to raise funds for the implementation of projects aimed at changing climate impacts and green projects, including waste management, energy, construction, transport, water supply, biodiversity, and environmental protection. In discussion participated Victor Kovalenko,

Partner, Head of Climate Change and Sustainability Services practice, EY; Sergey Sidorkin, Deputy Director along socially-Economic Projects “IMC Montan”; Aidar Kazybayev, Chief Executive Officer, IFC Green Finance Centre, Akop Kagramanyan, Principle Banker Natural Resources, European Bank Reconstruction и Development (EBRD); Jane Joughin, Corporate consultant (ESG), SRK Consulting (UK); Georgiy Freiman, Chairman, Public Union Independent Experts Bowels (PONEN); Katya Gorbatyuk, Primary Capital Markets – CIS & Central Asia, Sustainable Finance Committee and Asem Kernebayeva, Manager director – Chief Directorate along Green и Social Initiatives, Eurasian Development Bank.

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MINEX Kazakhstan 2022 - Session 4

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events April 26, 2022 8:03 am

After the break, a session was held on the use of “Clean” technologies and strategies for the sustainable development of mining and metallurgical enterprises. The session was organised with the support of the Department for International Trade of Great Britain. Environmental, social and governance requirements for the mining and metallurgical industry are becoming more stringent and large-scale. This is facilitated by the decarbonization of the world economy and the implementation of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Realizing this, many mining enterprises in Kazakhstan are revising their sustainable development strategies and actively introducing technologies and projects that contribute to reducing environmental impact, reducing emissions and waste and the efficient use of energy and water resources. At the session, British technologies proposed for use in the mining and metallurgical industry were presented. Kevin Porter, Commercial Director of Terra Motion, spoke about the use of InSAR technology to monitor soil movement in the mining industry. Using this method, the company can predict the collapse of tailings dams, monitor the level of contaminated water, prevent environmental disasters, and support asset management and risk assessment in a cost-effective way. Robert Pell, Founder and CEO of Minviro, introduced a new mineLCA technology that allows you to collect real-time data on the environmental impact of products produced by mines, refineries and refineries. Johan Kempe, Business Development Manager at Howden spoke about innovations in mine ventilation equipment. The company has conducted several case studies on how mining companies can find opportunities to reduce operating costs and associated greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining clean air and good working conditions in the mines. Ildar Yamaliev, General Director of Concret Kanvas, gave examples of the use of Concrete Canvas in the mining industry in the CIS countries and around the world. Irek Amirov, Deputy Commercial Director of Aggreko Eurasia, concluded the session with a presentation of effective rental solutions for power generation. Mining Goes Digital Conference After a short break, the Mining Goes Digital Conference dedicated to the digital transformation of mining and metallurgical enterprises in Kazakhstan started at the forum.

After the break, a session was held on the use of “Clean” technologies and strategies for the sustainable development of mining and metallurgical enterprises. The session was organised with the support of the Department for International Trade of Great Britain.

Environmental, social and governance requirements for the mining and metallurgical industry are becoming more stringent and large-scale. This is facilitated by the decarbonization of the world economy and the implementation of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Realizing this, many mining enterprises in Kazakhstan are revising their sustainable development strategies and actively introducing technologies and projects that contribute to reducing environmental impact, reducing emissions and waste and the efficient use of energy and water resources.

At the session, British technologies proposed for use in the mining and metallurgical industry were presented. Kevin Porter, Commercial Director of Terra Motion, spoke about the use of InSAR technology to monitor soil movement in the mining industry. Using this method, the company can predict the collapse of tailings dams, monitor the level of contaminated water, prevent environmental disasters, and support asset management and risk assessment in a cost-effective way.

Robert Pell, Founder and CEO of Minviro, introduced a new mineLCA technology that allows you to collect real-time data on the environmental impact of products produced by mines, refineries and refineries. Johan Kempe, Business Development Manager at Howden spoke about innovations in mine ventilation equipment. The company has conducted several case studies on how mining companies can find opportunities to reduce operating costs and associated greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining clean air and good working conditions in the mines. Ildar Yamaliev, General Director of Concret Kanvas, gave examples of the use of Concrete Canvas in the mining industry in the CIS countries and around the world. Irek Amirov, Deputy Commercial Director of Aggreko Eurasia, concluded the session with a presentation of effective rental solutions for power generation.

Mining Goes Digital Conference
After a short break, the Mining Goes Digital Conference dedicated to the digital transformation of mining and metallurgical enterprises in Kazakhstan started at the forum.

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MINEX Kazakhstan 2022 - Session 7

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events April 25, 2022 8:05 pm

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03 Mar 2024 - Delta Hotel Toronto 17:30 - 17:35 Opening remarks Mr. Darren Klinck, President and Director, Arras Minerals, Honorary Consul of the Republic of Kazakhstan to British Columbia 17:35 - 17:45 Welcome speech The Honourable Ahmed Hussen, Minister of International Development of Canada 17:45 - 17:55 Welcome speech Mr. Marc G. Serré, MP, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Official Languages 17:55 - 18:05 Welcome speech The Honourable Kanat Sharlapaev, Minister of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan 18:05 - 18:35 Keynote Fireside Discussion Moderator: Dale Austin, Head of Government Relations, Cameco Mr. Tim Gitzel, President and CEO, Cameco; KCBC Co-Chair; Honorary Consul of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Saskatchewan Mr. Meirzhan Yussupov, CEO, Kazatomprom; KCBC Co-Chair

03 Mar 2024 - Delta Hotel Toronto

17:30 - 17:35
Opening remarks
Mr. Darren Klinck, President and Director, Arras Minerals, Honorary Consul of the Republic of Kazakhstan to British Columbia

17:35 - 17:45
Welcome speech
The Honourable Ahmed Hussen, Minister of International Development of Canada

17:45 - 17:55
Welcome speech
Mr. Marc G. Serré, MP, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Official Languages

17:55 - 18:05
Welcome speech
The Honourable Kanat Sharlapaev, Minister of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan

18:05 - 18:35
Keynote Fireside Discussion

Moderator: Dale Austin, Head of Government Relations, Cameco
Mr. Tim Gitzel, President and CEO, Cameco; KCBC Co-Chair; Honorary Consul of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Saskatchewan
Mr. Meirzhan Yussupov, CEO, Kazatomprom; KCBC Co-Chair

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Kazakhstan Canada Business Council Plenary Session on the margins of PDAC 2024

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events March 8, 2024 10:30 pm

Kazakhstan Days
at PDAC

Toronto, Canada, March 4, 2024 – Aurora Limited successfully hosted the fifth annual Kazakhstan Day 2024, a prestigious event that celebrated Kazakhstan's significant contributions to the mining industry and highlighted new investment opportunities within the country. The event, organized in collaboration with industry leaders and government representatives, emphasized Kazakhstan's growing potential in the global mining landscape. The day began with an insightful welcome address by Kanat Sharlapayev, Minister of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Minister Sharlapayev discussed the promising prospects and strategic vision of Kazakhstan's mining sector, highlighting the adoption of a new investor-friendly mining code. He noted that exploration investments have increased significantly, with approximately $250 million invested in 2022 alone. The Minister also emphasized ongoing efforts to refine legislation, particularly the reduction of liquidation security requirements, to further enhance the investment appeal for the development of Kazakhstan's junior mining market. Andres Blanco, head of Xcalibur Smart Mapping, the leading airborne geophysics company, delivered a pivotal address on the innovative pilot project in the Northern Balkhash area. This initiative, resulting from a Memorandum of Understanding with the National Geological Survey of Kazakhstan, involves a comprehensive regional airborne geophysical survey using magnetic, radiometric, gravimetric, and electromagnetic techniques over the Northern Balkhash and the Kalbanarim rare-metal zone. The project aims to generate a modern, pre-competitive geophysics dataset to attract private investment in Kazakhstan's geological exploration efforts. A highlight of Kazakhstan Day 2024 was the premiere of the documentary "Northern Balkhash - The Next Copper Elephant," presented by Lakeside Minerals and Trevor Wright. The film compellingly argues Kazakhstan's potential to discover world-class deposits, setting the stage for increased global attention and investment. The movie can be watched via this link - www.lakeside.kz/film. The event also featured insights from C-level executives of RG Gold and Yer-Tai, who shared their successful journeys from exploration to active mining, highlighting the practical achievements and potential within Kazakhstan's mining sector. Said Sultanov from Aurora Limited provided a comprehensive overview of the exploration sector's progress, emphasizing the increasing investments and the notable influx of global mining giants and junior mining companies into Kazakhstan. This trend indicates a promising landscape for exploration opportunities, showcasing the country's growing potential as a prime location for mining endeavours. Sultanov also announced the creation of the Kazakhstan Chamber of Mines, a pivotal development aimed at supporting and advocating for the interests of investors and exploration entities in Kazakhstan. This initiative further solidifies the nation's commitment to becoming a leading destination for mining investment and operations, especially for junior mining exploration companies looking to tap into the abundant opportunities within the region.

Toronto, Canada, March 4, 2024 – Aurora Limited successfully hosted the fifth annual Kazakhstan Day 2024, a prestigious event that celebrated Kazakhstan's significant contributions to the mining industry and highlighted new investment opportunities within the country. The event, organized in collaboration with industry leaders and government representatives, emphasized Kazakhstan's growing potential in the global mining landscape.

The day began with an insightful welcome address by Kanat Sharlapayev, Minister of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Minister Sharlapayev discussed the promising prospects and strategic vision of Kazakhstan's mining sector, highlighting the adoption of a new investor-friendly mining code. He noted that exploration investments have increased significantly, with approximately $250 million invested in 2022 alone. The Minister also emphasized ongoing efforts to refine legislation, particularly the reduction of liquidation security requirements, to further enhance the investment appeal for the development of Kazakhstan's junior mining market.

Andres Blanco, head of Xcalibur Smart Mapping, the leading airborne geophysics company, delivered a pivotal address on the innovative pilot project in the Northern Balkhash area. This initiative, resulting from a Memorandum of Understanding with the National Geological Survey of Kazakhstan, involves a comprehensive regional airborne geophysical survey using magnetic, radiometric, gravimetric, and electromagnetic techniques over the Northern Balkhash and the Kalbanarim rare-metal zone. The project aims to generate a modern, pre-competitive geophysics dataset to attract private investment in Kazakhstan's geological exploration efforts.

A highlight of Kazakhstan Day 2024 was the premiere of the documentary "Northern Balkhash - The Next Copper Elephant," presented by Lakeside Minerals and Trevor Wright. The film compellingly argues Kazakhstan's potential to discover world-class deposits, setting the stage for increased global attention and investment. The movie can be watched via this link - www.lakeside.kz/film.

The event also featured insights from C-level executives of RG Gold and Yer-Tai, who shared their successful journeys from exploration to active mining, highlighting the practical achievements and potential within Kazakhstan's mining sector.

Said Sultanov from Aurora Limited provided a comprehensive overview of the exploration sector's progress, emphasizing the increasing investments and the notable influx of global mining giants and junior mining companies into Kazakhstan. This trend indicates a promising landscape for exploration opportunities, showcasing the country's growing potential as a prime location for mining endeavours.

Sultanov also announced the creation of the Kazakhstan Chamber of Mines, a pivotal development aimed at supporting and advocating for the interests of investors and exploration entities in Kazakhstan. This initiative further solidifies the nation's commitment to becoming a leading destination for mining investment and operations, especially for junior mining exploration companies looking to tap into the abundant opportunities within the region.

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The Fifth Annual Kazakhstan Day 2024 at PDAC

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events March 10, 2024 9:01 pm

MINEX Forum Coverage
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Toronto, 4 March 2024 — In an exclusive interview at the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC), MINEX Forum sat down with Evgeny Antonov, Chief Transformation Officer of Navoi Gold (Navoi Mining and Metallurgical Company) to learn about the company's remarkable journey and its pivotal role in shaping Uzbekistan's economy. Toronto, Canada - Navoi Gold, one of the largest gold producers globally, was showcasing its growth potential at the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) convention in Canada on 3-6 March 2024. In an interview, the company's Chief Transformation Officer shared insights into their plans for expansion and how they are working towards becoming a more attractive and understandable company for international investors. With an annual production of almost 3 million ounces of gold and a low cost per ounce, Navoi Gold is already a significant player in the gold mining industry. However, the company has no plans to slow down and is aiming to increase its production and resource base further. The company has a robust exploration program in place, with a budget of over $100 million for the year, to identify new targets and deepen their understanding of their flagship mine. The company is also committed to ESG principles and is taking steps to reduce its water consumption by 20% by 2030. Additionally, Navoi Gold is transitioning to renewable energy sources and plans to introduce over 500 megawatts of solar power by 2030. In terms of growth potential, Navoi Gold is looking to expand its production and resource base both organically and through partnerships with other companies. The company is considering teaming up with other companies and exploring new resources outside of their current area of operation, with the aim of becoming a truly international company. When asked about the company's plans for listing on a stock exchange, Antonov explained that it is up to the company's shareholder, which is currently 100% owned by the state, to decide if and when Navoi Gold will become a listed company. However, the company is taking steps to make sure they are fully ready for such a decision, including implementing IFRS reporting standards and recalculating their resource base according to international standards. Navoi Gold's growth plans are aligned with the state's plans to grow the economy by 2030, and the company feels a strong sense of responsibility to contribute to the growth of the Uzbekistan’s economy. As the largest taxpayer and employer in the country, the company is committed to continuing to play a significant role in the economy and to contributing to its growth. Overall, Navoi Gold is a company with a strong track record, ambitious growth plans, and a commitment to ESG principles. With their focus on innovation, technology, and partnerships, they are well-positioned to achieve their goals and become a leading player in the international gold mining industry.

MINEX ForumTM interviewed Mr Evgeny Antonov, Chief Transformation Officer of Navoi Gold at PDAC 2024 in Toronto on 4 March 2024

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Interview with Evgeny Antonov, Chief Transformation Officer of Navoi Gold

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events March 9, 2024 10:38 pm

Future Minerals
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We are thrilled to share takeaways from the Future Mineral Forum (FMF) held in Riyadh from January 9-11, 2024. Besides enjoying +27 C and the sun in the middle of January, we were keen to understand the buzz around the Forum and explore major mining trends in the so-called Super Region which refers to a grouping of about 80 countries spanning Africa, the Middle East, and Central Asia. These countries are rich in traditional minerals and critical raw materials, which are essential for supporting alternative energy, addressing climate change, and reducing carbon emissions.

We are thrilled to share takeaways from the Future Mineral Forum (FMF) held in Riyadh from January 9-11, 2024.

Besides enjoying +27 C and the sun in the middle of January, we were keen to understand the buzz around the Forum and explore major mining trends in the so-called Super Region which refers to a grouping of about 80 countries spanning Africa, the Middle East, and Central Asia. These countries are rich in traditional minerals and critical raw materials, which are essential for supporting alternative energy, addressing climate change, and reducing carbon emissions.

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Takeaways from the Future Mineral Forum 2024 in Riyadh

MINEX FORUM – Premier Mining Events January 24, 2024 2:39 pm

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