Recently, the Ministry of Productive Development launched the National Table on Mining Open to the Community (MEMAC), an instance with which it seeks to discuss the type of mining that it intends to develop in the country since, according to Ávila, “we want inclusive mining that cares for the environment, and that is a dialogue that we must have with society”.
Among the instances for a better debate, he emphasized the Information System Open to the Community on Mining Activity (Siacam), a tool that the Government launched in early May and whose objective is to make the situation and projects of the mining sector visible. in the country, with quantitative data that measure the impact of mining in each of the provinces.
The data portal can be found at www.argentina.gob.ar/produccion/mineria/siacam “I think these are clear signs of support that the national management is giving to mining,” Ávila said.
In relation to employment, he stressed that in the host province of the meeting “there are already 1,375 programs with 1,400 people working, Catamarcans and Catamarcans, who work directly in employment, and in the last 2 years 198 people joined to work in the mining”.
“Mining is more quality work and stronger provinces, with more production, more education, more works, more infrastructure and better quality of life for everyone”, he claimed.
The seminar was attended by governors, provincial mining authorities, lithium companies, specialized consultants, technical organizations and national and international mining leaders who analyzed the situation of lithium operations active in the country, the market scenario, the role of the Lithium Triangle, the emergence of new technologies and the current state of the industry in strategic regions such as Argentina, Chile, the United States, China and Europe, among other topics.
Source: Ambito
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