The Future of Latin American Mining
in partnership with LatAm INVESTOR
Coronavirus is reshaping mining in Latin America. The region has always been rich in metals but the industry has often struggled to win the support of local communities and stakeholders. The pandemic’s economic impact mean Latin America’s hard-hit economies need mining more than ever, yet it also increases the threat of populism.
Following LatAm INVESTOR’s recent Latin American Mining Report, Canning House and LatAm INVESTOR hosted a high-level discussion of the future of mining in the region. Speakers including René Ortiz, Ecuador's Minister of Energy and Non-Renewable Natural Resources, HE Jaime Marchán, Ambassador of Ecuador to the United Kingdom; Roberto Maldonado, Vice President of Peruvian Institute of Mining Engineers; Jose Montoya, VP Latin America, Appian Capital and Ramiro Blazquez, Head of Research, BancTrust & Co. analysed the opportunities and threats to the industry in Latin America.
Read the full Latin American Mining Report in the latest issue of the LatAm INVESTOR magazine, available for free on their website.
Speakers
Chair: James McKeigue
Editor, LatAm INVESTOR
René Ortiz
Ecuador's Minister of Energy and Non-Renewable Natural Resources
Jason Ward
Head of Exploration and Executive Director of SolGold
HE Jaime Marchán
Ambassador of Ecuador to the UK
Roberto Maldonado
VP, Peruvian Institute of Mining Engineers
José Montoya
VP, Latin America, Appian Capital
Cristina Cortes
CEO, Canning House
Ramiro Blazquez
Head of Research, BancTrust & Co.