January 15, 2021
Monday, January 18th will be the first “virtual” day of the annual five-day Mineral Exploration Roundup - one of the largest gatherings of the global exploration industry.
As the global mining community addresses the reality of COVID-19, the organizers of BC’s Association for Mineral Exploration (AME) event have adapted their annual conference and exhibition to the new normal of physical distancing and virtual business.
Conference organizers are expecting over 6,000 geoscientists, technical experts, prospectors, suppliers, governments and indigenous partners to attend remotely from around the world.
Over the years, the GNWT’s Department of Industry Tourism and Investment has established a robust presence at this leading mineral exploration event on behalf of the NWT mining industry.
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This year, ITI is continuing its commitment to the promotion of mineral exploration development in the NWT with a virtual exhibition booth and its sponsorship of the online investment webinar: Invest NWT: Unlocking Our Potential”
ITI’s virtual booth will provide visitors information about the NWT’s rich mineral potential, active projects and programs and services geared to assist investors interested in developing the NWT’s resources.,
Image: GNWT-ITI AME Roundup Virtual Booth 2021
The online webinar will build on the conference’s 2021 conference theme of “Leading through Change” and will feature presentations about the NWT’s top projects from: NorZinc, Fortune Minerals, Vital Metals, Nighthawk Gold, Gold Terra, and Osisko Metals.
ITI’s presence at the 2021 AME Remote Roundup supports the GNWT’s mandate to: Increase resource exploration and development.
If you are interested in registering for the webinar, click here, to be brought to the registration webpage.
The webinar event will begin at 10am (MST) on Tuesday, January 19th, and registration is open to anyone with an internet connection.