The annual gathering of the Argentine Mining Industry

Every year, the mining sector takes center stage at its annual event held in the heart of Buenos Aires City. The international seminar "Argentina Gold, Silver and Copper" is a crucial space that brings together the entire Argentine mining industry to consolidate business and institutional relationships, generate new contacts, and learn about the latest industry developments. Over two days, the event attracts more than 650 mining leaders and representatives of related segments, including the participation of entrepreneurs, CEOs, suppliers, academics, officials, international delegations and investors.

The program of activities includes expert-validated conferences and business meetings, along with exclusive networking activities for entrepreneurs, shows, gastronomy, and live attractions. In addition, during the first day, the exclusive year-end dinner known as "The Mining Awards Night" takes place, where the advances made by the industry are highlighted and the work of the various mining actors is recognized. The event promotes prestigious information and business opportunities, being an ideal platform for those seeking to enter the mining market and those who wish to consolidate their presence in the sector, such as leading firms and large organizations.

Mining is an increasingly prominent productive sector worldwide, with past, present, and future relevance. Just as it has been one of the main drivers of industrial and technological development in human history, today it is a key industry for the transition to a low-carbon economy based on the benefits of certain minerals in the production of renewable technologies such as batteries, solar panels, and wind turbines, for example.

In Argentina, mining is a growing sector with great potential to generate federal development opportunities and quality employment in remote regions. The country has significant mineral reserves, especially of lithium, copper, silver, and gold, which could generate significant benefits at the national level from their valorization. These minerals are critical to the development of electromobility and the transition to cleaner and more sustainable sources of energy, and also strategic in a context of geopolitical uncertainty and ups and downs in the global economy.