The premier gathering of South American mining ministers, industry leaders, and global capital. Two days of policy dialogue, investment, and partnership.
The first summit uniting South American mining leaders, ministers, and global capital in Suriname. As Latin America accounts for over 40% of global copper and lithium reserves, the region's mining governance frameworks will shape the next decade of critical mineral supply. The Latam Mining Summit convenes the decision-makers who will define that future.
Senior government officials, mining executives, and institutional investors shaping the future of Latin American extractives.
Two days of ministerial dialogue, investor forums, and industry insight structured around three pillars.
Delegate accreditation and continental breakfast in the Assuria Atrium.
Hon. Ravindra Doesburg, Minister of Natural Resources, Suriname
Hon. Ricardo Fonseca, Minister of Mines & Energy, Brazil
Catalina Vega Ríos (Chile), Luis Paredes Ochoa (Peru), Andrés Restrepo (Colombia). Moderated by Mariana Costa Silva.
Facilitated introductions for ministers, executives, and institutional investors.
Sandra Mitchell (Newmont), James Thornton (Barrick Gold), and Eduardo Mendes (Vale) on harmonising ESG frameworks with EU Critical Raw Materials Act requirements.
Closed-door roundtable on indigenous engagement, community development, and responsible extraction practices.
How the region's lithium, copper, and rare earth deposits are reshaping global supply chain diversification strategies.
Rooftop reception at the Assuria High Rise. All delegates welcome.
Exclusive morning session for Investor Programme delegates. Facilitated introductions with presenting companies.
Mariana Costa Silva, Managing Partner, Andes Capital Partners
Institutional investors, development finance institutions, and mining executives on political risk, project finance, and insurance frameworks.
How autonomous systems, AI-driven exploration, and digital twins are transforming operational efficiency. Featuring James Thornton (Barrick Gold) and Roberto Durán (Southern Copper).
Curated lunch with themed tables for focused discussion on cross-border infrastructure, trade agreements, and the Guiana Shield opportunity.
Hon. Ravindra Doesburg and local industry leaders on Suriname's mining sector and investment-ready projects.
Summary of outcomes, bilateral commitments, and the path to LMS 2027.
Black-tie dinner with awards for industry excellence. Delegate pass holders only.
Suriname sits at the gateway to the Guiana Shield — one of the world's last great mineral frontiers and among the least explored geological provinces on Earth. The country's rapidly expanding gold and bauxite sectors, combined with a government actively seeking foreign investment, make it a compelling venue for a summit dedicated to the future of Latin American mining.
Paramaribo offers strategic neutral ground between Brazil, Guyana, and the Caribbean — a meeting point accessible to all regional stakeholders without the political complexity of larger capitals. Its UNESCO World Heritage city centre provides a setting of considerable distinction for high-level diplomatic engagement.
Suriname — South America's hidden mineral frontier
A dedicated track for institutional investors, fund managers, and development finance institutions seeking exposure to Latin American mining.
The Investor Programme provides structured access to mining companies, government officials, and project developers. Designed for capital allocators seeking to understand the regulatory, political, and operational landscape of South American extractives.
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