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The China International Mining Group (CIMG)
The China International Mining Group (CIMG) is a forum for International
mining and service companies plus individuals with interests in creating
business opportunities in China's mining industry.
The CIMG aims to promote sustainable investment and best business
practice in the mining sector through sharing non-competitive information
and addressing issues of common concern to potential mining investors
in China by providing channels for dialogue with the relevant authorities.
Vision:
To be the leading international and independent industry voice and
advocate of foreign invested mining companies in assisting the development
of China's mining industry.
Mission
To create an effective and efficient forum for communication, networking
and the promotion and representation of common interests for all involved
parties.
In working towards fulfilling this vision and mission the CIMG creates
sustainable business opportunities for its members and related parties
via:
• Advocacy, Forums and Networking
• Communication and Information
• Promoting Sustainable Development
• Ensuring Best Business Practice
Objectives
The objectives of the CIMG take into consideration Chinese Government's
policy towards mining and existing opportunities and barriers in the
field of exploration in China, underlying the promotion of sustainable
mining opportunities in China.
www.cimg.org.cn
The Mining Advisory Council for Russia
The Mining Advisory Council (the "Council") is a non-commercial,
non-profit, business promotion organization with international participation.
In the beginning, the Council was officially incorporated under the
initial name Russian Precious Metals Council Inc. in Canada on June
3, 1999. The main purpose of the Council is to provide a forum for
all entities and individuals engaged or interested in the field of
precious metals and precious stones and the mining industry of the
Russian Federation.
The principal aims of the Council are:
- Promotion of the development and introduction in the Russian
Federation of legislation which meets internationally accepted
standards for the mining industry, especially in the field of
precious metals and precious stones;
- Proactive lobbying in the legislative and executive governmental
structures of the Russian Federation, coordinating appropriate
presentation of the views and positions of the Council's members
in different Russian governing agencies, non-governmental organizations,
business community, mass media, etc.;
- Establishment of a comprehensive database of the Russian gold
mining industry for monitoring trends of its development and prospects
and identifying new opportunities for mutually beneficial cooperation
with participation of foreign companies;
- Facilitation of access of the Council's members and international
investors to specific Russian mining projects, ensuring a balanced
update of potential investors, if requested, on existing opportunities
of cooperation on such projects and on the overall situation in
the field of precious metals and precious stones of Russia;
- Participation in international workshops, meetings and other
specialized events on subjects of common interest for the Council's
members, organizing field visits in the regions of the Russian
Federation, etc.
MONGOLIAN NATIONAL MINING ASSOCIATION
The Mongolian National Mining Association is a major minerals sector non-governmental organization aiming at securing and advocating the legal rights and interest of its members, supplying them with information, reflecting its members viewpoints and positions in the government policies, and undertaking cooperation with public organizations in Mongolia`s minerals exploration and mining sector. It has 75 members representing geological exploration companies, gold, coal, ferrous and non-ferrours metal and fluorspar producers, catering service providers, insurance companies, universities, institutes and other scientific and research organizations.
www.miningmongolia.mn
The Association of Mining and Exploration Companies (AMEC)
The Association of Mining and Exploration Companies (AMEC) is Australia's
peak industry body for junior and mid-sized mineral exploration and
mining companies. AMEC offer significant member services including
advocacy, exclusive commercial benefits, timely access to critical
information and networking/industry interaction. Australia wide, AMEC's
members include some of Australia's prominent mining houses including
Jubilee Mines, Consolidated Minerals, Reed Resources, Independence
Group and notable mineral explorers such as Australasian Resources,
Atlas Iron and Paladin Resources to name a few. For further information
on AMEC, visit the AMEC website at
www.amec.org.au
Association of Mining Analysts (AMA)
The Association of Mining Analysts (AMA) is a non-profit organisation
representing the broad mining community in the UK with a membership
of over 300. Its remit is to organise presentations and seminars on
mining companies and operational issues, with the aim of promoting
better understanding of the industry and its activities.
www.ama.org.uk
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