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Mining & Energy | March 8, 2010 [ 13:34 ]
tags : Peru economy mining business
Peru is the third main recipient of foreign mining investments, says Minister Martin Perez
LivinginPeru.com
Isabel Guerra
Peru is currently the third main recipient of foreign investments in mining, said today Foreign Trade and Tourism Minister, Martín Pérez, reports RadioProgramas del Peru.
Perez, who is currently in Toronto attending an annual convention of the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC), which is “an convention on investments,” because this is an event where “investors decide how much money they will invest in Peru, and in which mining projects are going to be developed in the next years.”
This meeting is the most important among Latin American countries, and reunites companies related to mining exploration and activities worldwide.
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Isabel Guerra
Peru is currently the third main recipient of foreign investments in mining, said today Foreign Trade and Tourism Minister, Martín Pérez, reports RadioProgramas del Peru. Perez, who is currently in Toronto attending an annual convention of the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC), which is “an convention on investments,” because this is an event where “investors decide how much money they will invest in Peru, and in which mining projects are going to be developed in the next years.”
This meeting is the most important among Latin American countries, and reunites companies related to mining exploration and activities worldwide.
Have news you'd like to see in LivinginPeru.com? Contribute an article, whether it's translated or based on your own reporting. Contact editor@livinginperu.com.
tags : Peru economy mining business
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1 Comment
# Cimballi says :
March 8, 2010 [ 14:01 ]
This is not something Peru should be proud of. If Peru requires foreign mining investments, it means Peru is unable to manageits mines alone. And if foreign companies invest in Peru mines, it means they will take the mines money, which means less money for Peru development.Add your comment
China understood that what's important is not to have foreign investments but to learn foreign knowledge to become independent. When will Peru learn that ?
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