Monday, 19th January 2009 at 3:06 pm by Rander
Mining Indaba 2009 in Cape Town

The world’s largest gathering of mining industry stakeholders will reconvene on 9-12 February 2009 in Cape Town. Delegates appeared in record numbers to participate in last year’s conference, creating a near sell-out. Mining Indaba 2009 will include:

  • A platform to network with the global mining industry with unmatched opportunities to initiate and close deals.
  • Four days of informational presentations, panel discussions and case studies from industry leaders, analysts and policy makers.
  • The opportunity to interact with senior global mining companies, governments and agencies.

    • This is an opportunity not to be missed for those in the mining industry or those looking to find out more about this lucrative industry. Those who attend the Mining Indaba will have the privilege of hearing from speakers which include:

  • Top global economists who will provide an educated outlook on prospects for the mining industry.
  • Chief executives of top mining companies present on the future of their organisations.
  • Ministerial panels provide a forum to learn about new mining opportunities and interact with cabinet-level government representatives.

    • Be sure not to miss out on this great event. To register for the event and find out more about it you can click here or visit www.iiconf.com . TheRandToday.com will be present at the Mining Indaba and will be bringing posts throughout the duration of the event so be sure to stay tuned to find out what will be happening at the Mining Indaba if you are not present.

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