XVI SYMPOSIUM: A national policy is needed to promote the exploration of critical minerals in the country
Amidst growing global competition for access to critical minerals, Peru faces a significant opportunity due to its geological potential and its status as a producing country. Nevertheless, during the SYMPOSIUM – XVI International Mining Meeting, specialists agreed that this potential has not yet translated into a national strategy with clear priorities, better information, and greater institutional strength.
XVI SYMPOSIUM: Peru has a “historical window” to transform its critical minerals into development
Diego Ortega, president of SIMPOSIO – XVI International Mining Meeting, stated that global competition for copper and strategic minerals is a structural transformation due to the energy transition, artificial intelligence, and economic security, and is no longer solely dependent on economic cycles.
Peru and India resume negotiations for a free trade agreement focused on critical minerals and agro-exports
Peru and India will resume negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) focused on critical minerals and agro-exports in June, with the aim of concluding the agreement before the end of 2026.
Peru and Canada Strengthen Relationship to Boost Cooperation in Critical Minerals and Mining Sustainability
Peru and Canada signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen cooperation in critical minerals, technology, and mining sustainability.
Peru would reach second place regionally in critical minerals if it has US support.
Peru could rise to second place in the region for critical minerals if it secures U.S. support, following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding that provides for financing, technical cooperation, and potential support for projects worth more than US$48 billion.