PDAC 2026: Hand in Hand with State Policies, Mendoza Returns to the Fraser Institute Ranking

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PDAC 2026: Hand in Hand with State Policies, Mendoza Returns to the Fraser Institute Ranking
Mendoza, in the search for more mining investments.
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Present at Argentina Day, the Vice Governor of Mendoza, Hebe Casado, reaffirmed the provincial mining policy and the intention to move forward with exploration work.

By Panorama Minero

  • “Our main objective is to obtain, on the one hand, investment for the PSJ copper project and, on the other hand, for those exploration projects to really know what the mining and geological potential of our province is.”

  • “We know that we share the same mountain range as Chile, therefore we consider that geologically we have great potential, but we have to explore it, and for that we need investments.”

  • “In Mendoza mining has not been talked about for a very long time, but the political conviction allows us to get here, knowing that we are the first province that adhered to the RIGI and that obtained a RIGI, which makes us visible to the rest of the world.”

  • “Mendoza has been incorporated again in the report of the Fraser Institute, and that has to do with the work that has been done by the government of the province in terms of transparency, institutionalism, and approval of different projects.”

Publicado por: Panorama Minero

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