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Events Newswire: First Mining Ministers announced for Indaba 2019

September 25, 2018
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As media partners, MiningIR are pleased to announce the first wave of senior government officials confirmed to speak at Mining Indaba 2019.

Welcome to Mining Indaba 2018, Cape town

The landmark 25th edition will see an unrivalled agenda packed full of mining’s top experts. These are just the first of many Mining Ministers and Heads of State to be announced.

Discussions will help you gain clarity on regulatory and governmental landscapes. Plus, Resource Nationalism will be a key talking point.

Discover what else is happening in 2019 here.

Join the rest of the industry at the 25th Anniversary of Mining Indaba this February.

H.E. Nana Akufo-Addo President of Ghana
H.E. Nana Akufo-Addo President of Ghana
H.E. Oumarou Idani Minister of Mines and Quarries, Burkina Faso
H.E. Oumarou Idani Minister of Mines and Quarries, Burkina Faso
Hon. Keketso Sello, Minister of Mines, Lesotho
Hon. Keketso Sello, Minister of Mines, Lesotho
Hon. Jean-Claude Kouassi Minister of Mines & Geology, Cote d'lvoire
Hon. Jean-Claude Kouassi Minister of Mines & Geology, Cote d’lvoire
Hon. John Munyes Cabinet Secretary for Petroleum and Mining, Kenya
Hon. John Munyes Cabinet Secretary for Petroleum and Mining, Kenya
Hon. John Peter Amewu Minister of Mines, Ghana
Hon. John Peter Amewu Minister of Mines, Ghana

We look forward to seeing you there for what promises to be a great event once again.

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MiningIR host a variety of articles from a range of sources, our content, while interesting, should not be considered as formal financial advice. Always seek professional guidance and consult a range of sources before investing.
James Hyland, MiningIR
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