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Catamarca: Members of the Santa María Chamber of Mining Suppliers toured the MARA Project facilities

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Catamarca: Members of the Santa María Chamber of Mining Suppliers toured the MARA Project facilities
Catamarca: Members of the Santa María Chamber of Mining Suppliers toured the MARA Project facilities
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A delegation from the Santa María Chamber of Mining Suppliers took part in a valuable day of exchange at the MARA Project, within the framework of its institutional "Open Doors" program.

By Panorama Minero

During the visit, attendees had the opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of strategic areas such as revegetated waste dumps, the tailings dam, the native species nursery, and the mechanical workshop, among other key spaces within the project.

The event focused on strengthening ties with local suppliers and promoting the responsible mining practices that MARA is advancing, in line with principles of sustainability and community development.

Organizers highlighted the enthusiasm sparked by these types of initiatives, which help make daily operations more transparent and foster dialogue with key local stakeholders. “We will continue to open our doors to share what we do,” stated the company.

The day concluded with a special thank you to the visitors for their interest and commitment to local productive development.

Published by: Panorama Minero

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