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Central Asia’s Geological Resources Poised for Global Impact
Central Asia emerges as a key player in global mineral supply chains, attracting attention for its abundant rare earth deposits.
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Central Asia emerges as a key player in global mineral supply chains, attracting attention for its abundant rare earth deposits.
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Kazakhstan endeavors to improve workplace safety with comprehensive measures, aiming to minimize work-related injuries and fatalities.
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Deputy Bolatbek Nazhmitdenuly criticized the efficacy of government measures, stating, "ST-KZ certificate has long discredited itself, and the industrial certificate is far from ideal."
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Astana forum showcases modernized geological exploration methods, shedding light on the challenges and trends shaping the industry.
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Severe storms in southern Kazakhstan disrupt uranium mining, particularly at the crucial Inkai facility, impacting global uranium supply.
MINEX Kazakhstan 2024 Materials
Modern geologists, when searching for new deposits, no longer focus only on physical research. Both UAVs and the use of digital technologies are being used. Recently, at a forum in Astana, Russian…
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First Quantum Minerals embarks on an ambitious geological survey project in Kazakhstan, aiming to uncover lucrative copper deposits and solidify its foothold in the country's mining landscape.
MINEX Kazakhstan 2024 Materials
What prevents Kazakhstan from producing products with higher added value, and why have we not discovered a single deposit in recent years? We analyze with experts.
MINEX Kazakhstan 2024 Materials
5 new large strategic investors joined the forum this year. Those companies are coming from Australia, Europe, Canada, USA, Malaysia and other countries
MINEX Kazakhstan 2024 Materials
The National Geological Service, a subsidiary of the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructure Development, will continue charging investors for geological information despite objections from the Competition and Development Agency (AZRK).