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NanaAma Botchway
MANAGING PARTNER, N. DOWUONA & COMPANY
N. Dowuona & Company is a predominantly female-owned and led law firm in Ghana and describes regulatory conditions for mining.
Stephen G. Roman
PRESIDENT AND CEO, GLOBAL ATOMIC
Global Atomic explains progress at its Dasa uranium project in Niger.
Ronald Stewart
PRESIDENT & CEO, HIGHLANDER SILVER CORP.
Highlander Silver is a mineral exploration company focused on the further exploration of the Alta Victoria silver-polymetallic project in central Peru.
Joanne Jobin
PRINCIPAL, IR.INC CAPITAL MARKETS ADVISORY & SERVICES
THE Event is scheduled to be Canada’s own tier 1 investment in-person conference, during which investors and issuers can meet in private settings organized by an electronic calendar.
Óscar González Rocha
PRESIDENTE EJECUTIVO, SOUTHERN COPPER CORPORATION
Southern Copper analyzes the consequences of community protests at Cuajone and discusses the company’s project pipeline (Spanish interview)
Mark Gibson
COO, KAIZEN DISCOVERY
Kaizen Discovery describes the hunt for a significant gold deposit at its Pinaya project in Peru.
Patrick Elliott
PRESIDENT AND CEO, FORTE MINERALS CORP
Forte Minerals updates GBR on its exploration projects in Peru.
Seth Asante
MANAGING PARTNER, BENTSI-ENCHILL, LETSA & ANKOMAH (BELA)
Ghanian law firm BELA explains recent changes to the country’s mining regulations.
Hugh Stuart
CEO, MONTAGE GOLD
Montage Gold outlines the potential of its Koné deposit in Ivory Coast.
Diego Benavides, Pedro Valdez & Magaly Villena
CEO & DIRECTOR, VICEPRESIDENTE DE RELACIONES CON INVERSORES & VICEPRESIDENTE DE RESPONSABILIDAD SOCIAL, MINERA IRL
Minera IRL is making efforts to develop the Ollachea gold project in southern Peru. (Spanish interview)
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