The AME remote review was hosted by government spokespersons: John Horgan, Prime Minister of British Columbia; Bruce Ralston, Minister of Energy, Mining and Low-Carbon Innovation, British Columbia; Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation Minister Murray Rankin; Minister of Employment, Economic Recovery and Innovation of British Columbia Ravi Kahlon (Ravi Kahlon); Federal Minister of Natural Resources Congress Secretary Paul Lefebvre.
Keynote speech by Robert Friedland; ESG conversation with Randy Smallwood and chat with Ross Beaty’s Fireside.
January 18, 2021, Vancouver, British Columbia (Global News)-The 38th Annual Mineral Exploration Review hosted by the Mineral Exploration Association (“AME”) was launched today in the form of RemoteRoundup. This virtual experience safely facilitates the largest online gathering in the history of the global exploration industry. Hosted by prospectors for prospectors, Roundup is always one of the world’s premier technical mineral exploration conferences. This year, led by the changes brought about by the global influenza pandemic, “Remote Review” provides opportunities for geologists, technologists, prospectors, suppliers, governments and indigenous partners to connect digitally, share knowledge and stand together At the forefront of innovation in mineral exploration.
The mineral exploration industry will play a key role in a strong economic recovery and maintain a vibrant regional and global economy for generations to come. This will be the focus of keynote speaker meetings and panel discussions for remote review conferences.
The remote summary will be held from 8:30 (Pacific Time) to PT 10:00 (Pacific Time) this morning. The opening ceremony was opened by Squamish Nation’s hereditary chief Ian Campbell; Honorable Minister of Natural Resources Seamus O’Regan; President of Teck Resources Don Lindsay, Chief Executive Officer; Robert King of Copper Friedland, Founder and Executive Vice Chairman of Ivanhoe Mines, pays tribute to John Horgan, British Columbia Your Excellency the Prime Minister.
At the Government Industry Forum held today at 12:00 pm Pacific Time – 1:30 pm Pacific Time, British Columbia Minister of Energy, Mining and Low-Carbon Innovation Bruce Ralston and Federal Secretary of Congress Paul Lefevre You will give a speech. Resources. The meeting will focus on how we can release minerals and metals that are vital to economic recovery and a green future, and how to make British Columbia a center of excellence in mineral exploration and maintain global competitiveness.
The remote aggregation will take place on Friday, January 22, 2021. You can register throughout the week. All content is provided on demand and will be available to attendees within six months after the meeting. Join us from anywhere in the world!
For more information on the conference, please visit roundup.amebc.ca and follow @AMEroundup on Twitter, @ameroundup on Instagram, ame-roundup on LinkedIn, and use the hashtag #RemoteRoundup#AMERoundup2021 for regular updates.
About AMEAME is the lead association for the mineral exploration and development industry in British Columbia. AME was established in 1912 to represent, advocate and promote the interests of nearly 5,000 members engaged in mineral exploration and development in BC and around the world. AME supports its members to deliver responsible projects by providing clear initiatives, policies, events and tools to promote reconciliation and benefit British Columbia, thereby encouraging a safe, economically strong and environmentally responsible industry.
About AME Roundup AME’s Roundup conference is the premier event for the mineral exploration industry in British Columbia. Roundup is held in Vancouver once a year and attracts more than 6,000 people from 49 countries/regions, representing all aspects of the mineral exploration industry, including scholars, prospectors, geologists, investors and suppliers. The overview gave delegates the opportunity to learn about more than 100 projects and prospects in 15 countries/regions on six continents. AME Remote Roundup 2021 is the virtual debut of the annual meeting, safely promoting one of the largest gatherings in the global exploration industry.
Sign up to receive daily hot news from the Financial Post, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.
Postmedia is committed to maintaining an active and non-governmental forum for discussion, and encourages all readers to share their views on our articles. It can take up to an hour for comments to be reviewed before they appear on the website. We ask you to keep your comments relevant and respectful. We have enabled email notifications-if you receive a reply to a comment, the comment thread you follow is updated or the user you follow, you will now receive an email. Please visit our Community Guidelines for more information and details on how to adjust email settings.
©2021 Financial Post, a subsidiary of Postmedia Network Inc. all rights reserved. Unauthorized distribution, dissemination or reprinting is strictly prohibited.
This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including advertising) and allow us to analyze traffic. Read more about cookies here. By continuing to use our website, you agree to our terms of service and privacy policy.
Post time: Jan-19-2021
