The Ministry of Mines, Petroleum, and Gas, Republic of Angola, has announced a change in the dates for the highly anticipated 2nd edition of the Angola International Mining Conference and Exhibition (AMC) scheduled to take place at the Centro de Convenções Talatona (CCTA) in Luanda, Angola. Originally set to take place on November 22nd to 23rd, the conference has been postponed by a day and will now take place from the 23rd and 24th of November due to technical considerations.
The event is centered around the theme “Mineral Resources: Development, Sustainability, and Challenges,” which mirrors the government’s commitment to diversify the nation’s mineral resources, enhance the mineral landscape, and attract further foreign investment.
The opening ceremony will be graced by his Excellency, Hon. Mr. Diamantino Azevedo, Minister Mineral Resources and Petroleum and Gas (MIRIEMPET), Angola who will deliver the keynote speech.
One of the key sessions will explore “Angola’s Vision for Sustainable Mineral Resource Development.” This session will unveil Angola’s proactive stance towards mineral resource development and its dedication to revitalizing the mining sector. It aimsto promote stability and transparency to instill confidence in international investors. The insightful session will be moderated by the Secretary of State for Mineral Resources (MIREMPET) Jânio da Rosa Corrêa Victor and will hear from major diamond companies SODIAM E.P, ENDIAMA as well as representatives of the Angolan National Agency for Mineral Resources (ANRM) and Mining Industry Association of Southern Africa (MIASA).
The conference will divulge into significant topics one of which will address the “Current State of Mining in Angola” which will feature insights from Dr. Luiz Bizzi, Co-Chairman and Director of Lipari Diamond Mines Ltd and Asareh Monsoori, General Manager of Minbos Resources and HM Granitios. Additionally, the “Challenges of the International Diamond Market” will be explored in a dedicated session. The conference will also cover “Environmental Social and Governance considerations” and will hold an in-depth session around “Attracting Investment and Business Opportunities” in Angola’s mining sector.
Investors and players in Angola’s mining industry will join an array of diverse mining sessions to discuss strategic development projects, partnerships, and investment opportunities in Angola that are driving innovation and sustainable practices in the mining industry.
The 2023 Angola International Mining Conference and Exhibition is poised to set new records with an impressive number of participants and an array of esteemed exhibitors, sponsors, speakers, and represented countries.
With the event just around the corner, preliminary statistics paint a promising picture:
• 600 Participants: The inaugural event drew in 600 participant, AMC 2023 is expected to draw a similar audience of industry professionals, investors gov officials and innovators.
• 60 Distinguished Speakers: A lineup of 60 accomplished speakers will share their expertise, providing valuable insights into the mining industry’s current and future trends.
• 15 sponsors: CATOCA, Sodiam E.P. ANMR, HM Group, Lipari Diamond Mines Ltd, Tchitengo Mining, Sociedade Mineira do Furi, MAQTOOLS, MAQMAN , Cimertex Angola, Tosyali, Minbos Resource Ltd, Sonangalp ,Ozango Minerais SA and Tyranna Resources Ltd. have lent their support to uphold the exploration of nation’s mining industry.
• 13 Exhibitors: A notable 14 exhibitors will showcase their offerings, adding valuable insights and products to the event’s landscape.
• 7 Represented Countries: As of now, seven countries will be represented at AMC 2023, fostering international collaboration and knowledge exchange.
The 2nd edition of the Angola Mining Conference will mark a significant milestone in advancing the nation’s development of its mining industry.
For more information about the conference, including registration details and the full agenda, please visit www.amcangola.com.