On August 12, the national launch of ExpoJuy – Connecting Countries, Creating Opportunities was held at Casa de Jujuy in Buenos Aires. The event will take place from October 9 to 12, 2026, at the Ciudad Cultural venue in San Salvador de Jujuy.
Between January and June this year, Argentina’s mining exports reached US$4.742 billion. Lithium increased its share of the export basket to 23.1% of the total, while gold continued to account for the largest share of shipments.
With the goal of continuing to strengthen local capacities and renewing its commitment to education, the Los Azules project has launched the 4th edition of its Community Education Program (Programa Educativo en Comunidades – PEC), developed in partnership with contractor companies from San Juan.
Ramón Martínez, head of the local branch of the Argentine Chamber of Construction, welcomed the US$250 million fund contributed by Vicuña and stressed the urgent need to upgrade the northern section of National Route 40 to prevent truck congestion and promote business partnerships ahead of the challenges to come.
After several days of extraordinary weather conditions, the mine successfully completed the descent of 950 workers and the arrival of another 760. The operation was carried out after the access road was reopened, with a special deployment of crews and heavy equipment in the high Andes.
Vanesa Fernández, Exploration Director at NOA Lithium, explains how the company is leveraging the experience gained at Río Grande to accelerate the advancement of Arizaro and Salinas Grandes.
The Catamarca Legislature is moving forward with the conversion of state-owned CAMYEN from a State-Owned Company into a Single-Shareholder Corporation. The company will be able to commercialize its portfolio of more than 450 mining properties.
CAME’s Gas, Oil and Mining Sector Coordinator, Dino Minozzi, explains how the organization will act as a bridge to help Argentine SMEs participate in major energy and mining projects. Through financing, training and quality certifications, CAME seeks to expand the value chain across the country and strengthen the development of local suppliers.