The Mining and Critical Minerals Middle East Conference and Exhibition will bring to Dubai more than 900 senior level executives from international organizations, governments and stakeholders from more than 30 countries for two days of partnering, networking and business matching in Dubai. The conference is to focus on the global energy transition and the importance […]
Arminera 2025 is to host representatives of some of the top mining companies in the world for the conference, which is to focus on how technology is changing the industry. A second portion of the conference on May 23 to 27 consists of a trade mission.
The 2025 Canadian Mining Expo will feature a gala dinner and awards night followed by a trade show. The two-day event include more than 400 exhibits showcasing the latest innovations, products, and services in the mining industry. There will also be conferences, including the First Nations Forum, and the Projects in the Pipeline series.
The Astana Mining & Metallurgy Congress returns for its 15th edition in June to host business-to-business and government-to-business meetings, an exhibition, networking opportunities and the Golden Hephaestus contest, the most prestigious award in Kazakhstan's mining and metallurgical industry.
The 30th annual Central Asian International Exhibition "Mining Exploration & Mining Equipment" returns this year to Astana. The event showcases the achievements of Kazakhstani and foreign manufacturers of equipment, services, and developments in mining. Hundreds of participating companies from across the mining and metallurgy chain and thousands of visitors are expected to attend this year's exhibition.
Extemin 2025, the largest mining trade show in Peru, is expected to bring together hundreds of exhibiting companies as they show the latest innovative solutions offer collaboration to advance the mining industry.
African Mining Week is to serve as a platform for exploring all avenues of mining across the African continent, and will focus on Africa’s position in global supply chains, with a focus on local beneficiation, infrastructure development and manufacturing. The event is expected to draw more than 3,000 delegates from 50 countries and 150 speakers.
The Munich Mining Conference returns this year and will connect investors from Germany, Austria, Switzerland and other parts of Europe. Representatives from 60 to 80 mining companies are to attend the two-day event alongside private and institutional investors, newsletter writers and journalists.
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