This is a deep structural problem caused, first of all, by an acute lack of specialized technical specialists in the field of geology, metallurgy, and mining. Despite its importance, today few people understand and realize the complexity of the mining industry.
it seems we overlooked the simple truth: before programming the future, it must be dug out of the bowels of the Earth.
, from a macroeconomic point of view, we are already observing the first signs of reducing easily recovered reserves. In many cases, an apparent excess of supply in the market can be replaced by a structural deficit within a few months. This is especially true for a number of key metals and minerals, where aerial reserves are at historically low, and the dynamics of demand is accelerated. Nevertheless, despite the increase in prices, investments in new mines and mines remain weak, which reflects the complexity of regulatory regulation, delays in the issuance of permits and chronic underestimation of the strategic value of the mining among investors.
the number of labor necessary for the construction, operation and development of mining assets continues to decrease throughout the world. We see that the mining industry is ignored - both in financial and culturally - precisely at the moment when it should be considered a national priority.
mining mines lies at the basis of not only economic growth, but also national security, energy sustainability and technological sovereignty. This is not a secondary issue, but the most important social problem all over the world that needs to be solved.
