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Charles FitzRoy

CEO, GIYANI METALS
"Giyani is perfectly positioned for the ex-China manganese demand."

Norinao Sato and Fazel Majlessi

PRESIDENT AND CEO (NS) SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND MATERIALS BU HEAD (FM), YOKOGAWA MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA
"We are getting into some exciting new tech, like space-based solutions and satellites to offer real-time monitoring of mining operations and exploration."

Rémi Piet

CO-FOUNDER AND SENIOR PARTNER, EMBELLIE ADVISORY
"We act as a bridge between the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources and global companies looking to engage with the country’s mining and processing sectors."

Frank Galati and Mauricio Montano

MANAGING PARTNER (FG) AND CLIENT PARTNER & LATIN AMERICAN MINING PRACTICE LEADER (MM), THE BEDFORD GROUP TRANSEARCH
"The more technology and innovation you can introduce into mining, the more attractive it will become to young people."

Raymond Goldie

PRESIDENT, PROSPECTORS & DEVELOPERS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA (PDAC)
"Access to prospective land, capital and skilled talent remains a perennial challenge in Ontario."

Jodi Banta

PROGRAM MANAGER & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT RESEARCHER, UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA SCHOOL OF MINING & MINERAL RESOURCES (SMMR)
"A major challenge in recruiting talent for the mining industry is its low visibility, making it less attractive compared to more well-known fields."

Jason Kazilimani

CEO, KPMG ZAMBIA
"Zambia indeed deterred many investors due to multiple policy shifts in the mining tax regime that showed no consistency. However, since 2021 and with a new government in place, we have seen more stability as well as investor-friendly policies."

Bob Wilt

CEO, MA'ADEN
"Starting as a single gold mine, we are now a global leader in phosphate production, a regional leader in aluminium, and we are on the precipice of becoming a globally significant gold miner."

Thomas Ullrich

CEO, ASTON BAY
"Managing costs in Nunavut involves adapting to harsh geography and weather."

Priya Tandon

PRESIDENT, ONTARIO MINING ASSOCIATION (OMA)
"We remain committed to improving Ontario's competitiveness, particularly in energy, labor and critical minerals, while advocating for certainty and long-term prosperity."

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