Catamarca Vice Governor Rubén Dusso participated in the Federal Mining Panel organized by the Argentine Center of Engineers (CAI). He highlighted the role of provinces, supplier development, exploration and the geothermal potential of the Puna region.
The Labor Training Campus continues expanding partnerships with companies and organizations to strengthen technical training and hands-on work experience, with a focus on mining, construction and related industries.
The Center for Applied Art and Technology (CATA) has added new spaces focused on lithium, the energy transition and Catamarca's productive identity. The inauguration was led by Governor Raúl Jalil.
Catamarca is advancing improvements in weather monitoring, logistics information systems and international cooperation initiatives linked to the development of the San Francisco bioceanic corridor.
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According to a report by economist Rodolfo Carciofi, the combination of global geopolitical shifts, economic reforms and new investments could open a different chapter for Argentina’s economy. In that scenario, mining emerges as one of the sectors with the greatest potential to expand exports, attract capital and strengthen the country's international position.
The provincial company EMSE has formed a partnership with a private investor to develop projects related to mineral exploration and the potential development of mineral resources in the province.
Increasingly valued worldwide for its applications in electromobility, fluorite is generating expectations in Sierra Grande, where several exploration initiatives are underway.
The British Geological Survey has published a new edition of World Mineral Production 2020–2024, featuring data on more than 70 mineral commodities and a visualization tool that highlights the relative scale of the world's most important mineral resources. A look at Argentina's chapter.
Stewart Wheeler, Ambassador of Canada to Argentina, highlighted the country’s potential and the importance of building sustainable and community-oriented development.
The corridor to Chile is included in the logistics strategies being considered by copper projects in Mendoza and San Juan.
The Mendoza Business Council argued that the province needs new strategic sectors to regain weight within Argentina’s export framework.
The province welcomed representatives from the Nordic country to analyze potential areas of cooperation in mining, renewable energy, and industrial solutions.
The Director of Technical Education revealed that admission requests exceed installed capacity by 200%. The official highlighted the cross-cutting impact of mining across multiple disciplines.
The company reported surface observations of uranium, copper, and vanadium and identified a potential 4 kilometer copper trend in Malargüe.
The provincial government and Genneia presented the new 180 MW solar park as key infrastructure to support future industrial and mining developments.
The province is advancing international financing efforts for strategic works along National Route 51 and mining-related logistics infrastructure.
Glencore inaugurated two vehicular bridges over the Los Patos and Colorado rivers in Calingasta on June 10. The works required an investment of approximately US$15 million and are intended to ensure permanent connectivity to the area where the El Pachón mining project is being developed.
The project at Salinas del Diamante received a favorable committee ruling in the Senate and aims to explore brines in San Rafael and Malargüe.
The initiative proposes employment and local procurement targets for major mining projects, creates a provincial supplier registry and establishes monitoring, incentive and control mechanisms.
From its Tortuguitas operations center, the company outlined investments in infrastructure, training and technical support to meet rising demand from mining, energy and construction. Germán Wilson said Argentina could multiply its mining exports in the coming years and stressed the need to accelerate talent development and supplier readiness.
The initiative reopens the debate on the opportunities and limitations faced by small businesses and service providers in mining areas of influence seeking to join the sector’s supply chain.
