Eurasia – MENA Mining Summit, 24-25 April 2013 Istanbul / TURKEY
Eurasia – MENA Mining Summit
24-25 April 2013 Istanbul / TURKEY
THE SUMMIT
The summit is 100% supported and backed by the Turkish Mining Association. This is the only event that the Turkish Mining Association are partnering.
The Eurasia-MENA Mining Summit will offer an unparalleled opportunity to all participants to be involved in the very exciting future this industry is heading towards. The major contributors will cover the effective and efficient extraction, production, trading and technologies needed for the future.
The Mining industry is, alongside agriculture, one of the main raw material producers of economic stability. Both developed and developing countries that utilise their natural resources effectively owe a great portion of their current economic power and success to this industry. This sector is particularly important for 2 main reasons a) its direct contribution to the economy and b) the input it provides for other industries for example the manufacturing sector.
The main purpose of the mining sector is to incorporate underground resources into the economy in a way that adds value and to cater for the Industry and Energy sector raw material needs in a reliable and economical fashion.
Mining accounts for around 4% share of total GDP in developed countries and 2% in the world. Currently, mineral production in the world is over 10 billion tonnes amounting to 1.5 trillion USD. 75% of it concerns the production of energy raw materials, 10% metallic ores and 15 % industrial raw materials. Today the sector is becoming a growth area of economic activity worldwide.
Over the last century, world GDP has grown more than 18 times and in line with this the global consumption of resources has increased too. Worldwide crude oil consumption has soared by 172 times with a rise from 20.43 million to 3.5 billion tonnes and steel consumption by 30 times with a rise from 27.80 million tonnes to 847 million tonnes. Whereas, aluminum consumption has shown an increase of around 3,600 times with a rise from 6,800 up to 24.54 million tonnes, copper consumption has surged by 28 times with a rise from 495 to 14 million tonnes.
Post 2003, global economic developments and the surging growth rates in China and other countries have highlighted a higher demand for raw materials. Limited supply of metallic ores versus the strong demand has pushed up metal prices to maximum levels in the last 4-5 years all over the world.
Despite its huge mineral potential, China continues to be a great buyer of many raw materials. As China’s demand for raw materials keeps increasing, this results in the decline of major and crucial reserves such as copper, iron, chromium and manganese. According to experts, local production of some metal ores meets only one third of the demand and some others just half. Likewise the consumption of minerals such as aluminum, steel and coal has significantly increased in China. All in all, China is the largest trader and consumer of all mineral products in the world. Continuing growth of the Chinese economy coupled with its rising demand for mineral products have played a stimulating role in the development of the global mining industry. This is posing an opportunity for developing countries which have rich and diversified mineral resources, which, in turn, is providing significant revitalisation of the Mining industry.
China has played a significant role in the economic development of many East Asian countries which have substantial potential for mineral resources. Reports from the Chinese Academy for Energy clearly suggest that China’s mining industry has still a major distance to cover and that the mining industry will continue to be vital for the Chinese economy in the coming 15 20 Years
PROGRAMME
DAY ONE
07.30 to 08.30 Breakfast and Refreshment
08.45 Opening Address
Mr. Yasar Susek, Chief Executive Officer, EBY Summits
Mr. Alan Clegg, Conference Chairman
09.00 to 09.45 Opening Key Note Presentations
Mr. Mustafa Sonmez, President, Turkish Miners Association
Mr. Sawn Steil, Consul & Senior Trade Commisioner, Consulate of Canada
Mr. Lino Strangis, Consul & Senior Trade Commisioner, Australian Consulate General
09.45 to 11.15 Mining and Finance
Dr. Andor Lips, VP Structured Finance, Metals & Mining ING Bank NV - The Netherlands
Mr. Alp Gurkan, Chairman, Soma Coal, Turkey - An Operations perspective
Mr. Harry Karelis, Partner, Titan Capital Partners, Australia - A Juinor Investor Perspective
11.15 to 11.35 Refreshments
11.35 to 12.35 Mining and Finance plus Panel Discussion
Ms Caroline Donally, Director, Denham Capital, USA
12.35 to 13.35 Lunch Break
13.35 to 14.00 Mining & Securities Law
Mr. Nurhan Aycan, Partner, Gowlings Attorney
14.00 to 15.15 Expolration, Mineralogy & Resource Development
Mr. Stephan Peters, DMT, Germany
Mr. Steve Williams, PASINEX, Australia
Mr. Egemen Kamber, Sales Engineer, Sandvik Mining, Turkey
15.15 to 15.30 Refreshment Break
15.30 to 16.30 Emerging Mining Opportunities in Turkey & Region
PRECIOUS METALS
Mr. Iain Anderson, Managing Director, Cayeli Copper Works
Mr. Han Ilhan, Vice President of Projects and County Manager, Alamos Gold
16.30 to 18.30 Round Table Meeting Session
16.30 to 19.45 Workshops (Parallel Session)
16.30 to 18.00 Funding Mining
18.00 to 19.45 The Practicalities of Reporting Mineral Resources in Compliance NI 43-101
and other International Standards
Dr. Edmund Sides, AMEC, UK
19.45 to 20.00 Conference Chaiman's Closing Summary
DAY TWO
07.30 to 08.30 Registration & Breakfast Refreshment
08.45 Conference Chairman's Opening and Welcome
09.00 to 10.00 LME Hedging Workshop
Mr. Robert Fig, Senior Business Development Executive,
London Metal Exchange (Nickel & Copper)
Mr. Robert Sheldon, New Products Manager, London Metal Exchange, (Zinc)
10.00 to 11.10 Ferro & Ferrous Metals
Ms. Mehves Ozer, Commercial Director, GOK-ER Metal ( World Chrome Market & Stainless Steel Prodcution )
Mr. Mohammed Hasan Joulazadeh, Iran Iron & Steel Society
Mr. Angus Staines, Manager, UBS, Switzerland ( Iron Ore)
11.10 to 12.00 Rare Earth & Strategic Metals Investment
Dr. Resat Uzmen , Extractive Metallurgy Coordinator, AMR Minerals Metal Inc
Prof. Atilla Aykol, Independent Consultant (Rare Earth & Strategic Metals)
12.00 to 12.15 Refreshments
12.15 to 13.00 Mineralogy & Waste Resource Development
Mr Bruno Lemiere, International Projects Manager, BRGM, Belgium
Prof. Maria Boni, Head of Economic Geology, Naples University, Italy
13.00 to 13.20 Panel Discussion Emerging Oportunities
13.20 to 14.30 Lunch Break
14.30 to 15.30 Feasibility Sudies & Mine Design
Dr. Miguel Diaz, AMEC, The Role of Environmental and Social Impact Assestment
in Feasibility Studies
15.30 to 16.15 Project Management and Mine Construction
16.15 to 16.30 Refreshments
16.30 to 17.15 Mining & Processing Equipment & Technology
Mr. Angus Paterson, MD, Paterson & Cooke Consulting Engineers, South Africa
17.15 to 17.30 Panel Discussion on Mining & Processin Equipment & Technology
17.30 to 19.30 Round Table Meeting Session
17.30 to 19.30 Work Shop (Parallel Session)
17.30 to 18.15 Crushing and Screening
Workshop Leader from Sandvik
18.15 to 19.15 Project Development
Workshop leader from DMT-IMC
19.30 to 19.50 Conference Chairmans Closin address and Program for 2014
20.00 Cocktail Party & Networking (Sponsors to be announced)
DAY THREE
Technical & Recreational / Historical Visits
THE UNIQUE FORMAT
The summit benefits from a proven event model that combines key speeches, question and answer sessions and the the opportunity for private pre-booked discussions. This format is aimed at ensuring that attending companies have the opportunity to meet with leading stakeholders essentially making for a mutually beneficial multi-lateral relations forum.The mornings and afternoons will see senior figures outline priority sectors in need of investment and discussing the opportunities that this will present. The afternoons will be allocated to the private roundtable meetings where lucrative contacts and contracts are very often made.Prior to the summit confirmed sponsors and delegates will have the opportunity to pre- schedule meetings with those individuals, ministers, agencies and organisations most relevant to their core business activities.Limited sponsorship and branding opportunities will be available to the most suitable global operators.
We look forward to welcoming you in Istanbul REGISTER NOW
Summit Venue Hotel is Ataköy Sheraton Hotel / Istanbul / TURKEY
Turkish Airlines is the official Airline of the Summit and offers a special discounted rate for the participants – up to 20% on Business Class and up to 15% on Economy Class.
Please show your event Registration Letter to the Sales Office of Turkish Airlines in your country if you plan to attend the Eurasia-MENA Steel Summit, using the world class Turkish Airlines. For a list of Turkish Airlines offices please visit http://www.turkishairlines.com/en-IN...s/offices.aspx
Eurasia – MENA Mining Summit Istanbul
Eurasia – MENA Mining Summit, 24-25 April 2013 Istanbul / TURKEY
Eurasia – MENA Mining Summit
24-25 April 2013 Istanbul / TURKEY
THE SUMMIT
The summit is 100% supported and backed by the Turkish Mining Association. This is the only event that the Turkish Mining Association are partnering.
The Eurasia-MENA Mining Summit will offer an unparalleled opportunity to all participants to be involved in the very exciting future this industry is heading towards. The major contributors will cover the effective and efficient extraction, production, trading and technologies needed for the future.
The Mining industry is, alongside agriculture, one of the main raw material producers of economic stability. Both developed and developing countries that utilise their natural resources effectively owe a great portion of their current economic power and success to this industry. This sector is particularly important for 2 main reasons a) its direct contribution to the economy and b) the input it provides for other industries for example the manufacturing sector.
The main purpose of the mining sector is to incorporate underground resources into the economy in a way that adds value and to cater for the Industry and Energy sector raw material needs in a reliable and economical fashion.
Mining accounts for around 4% share of total GDP in developed countries and 2% in the world. Currently, mineral production in the world is over 10 billion tonnes amounting to 1.5 trillion USD. 75% of it concerns the production of energy raw materials, 10% metallic ores and 15 % industrial raw materials. Today the sector is becoming a growth area of economic activity worldwide.
Over the last century, world GDP has grown more than 18 times and in line with this the global consumption of resources has increased too. Worldwide crude oil consumption has soared by 172 times with a rise from 20.43 million to 3.5 billion tonnes and steel consumption by 30 times with a rise from 27.80 million tonnes to 847 million tonnes. Whereas, aluminum consumption has shown an increase of around 3,600 times with a rise from 6,800 up to 24.54 million tonnes, copper consumption has surged by 28 times with a rise from 495 to 14 million tonnes.
Post 2003, global economic developments and the surging growth rates in China and other countries have highlighted a higher demand for raw materials. Limited supply of metallic ores versus the strong demand has pushed up metal prices to maximum levels in the last 4-5 years all over the world.
Despite its huge mineral potential, China continues to be a great buyer of many raw materials. As China’s demand for raw materials keeps increasing, this results in the decline of major and crucial reserves such as copper, iron, chromium and manganese. According to experts, local production of some metal ores meets only one third of the demand and some others just half. Likewise the consumption of minerals such as aluminum, steel and coal has significantly increased in China. All in all, China is the largest trader and consumer of all mineral products in the world. Continuing growth of the Chinese economy coupled with its rising demand for mineral products have played a stimulating role in the development of the global mining industry. This is posing an opportunity for developing countries which have rich and diversified mineral resources, which, in turn, is providing significant revitalisation of the Mining industry.
China has played a significant role in the economic development of many East Asian countries which have substantial potential for mineral resources. Reports from the Chinese Academy for Energy clearly suggest that China’s mining industry has still a major distance to cover and that the mining industry will continue to be vital for the Chinese economy in the coming 15 20 Years
PROGRAMME
DAY ONE
07.30 to 08.30 Breakfast and Refreshment
08.45 Opening Address
Mr. Yasar Susek, Chief Executive Officer, EBY Summits
Mr. Alan Clegg, Conference Chairman
09.00 to 09.45 Opening Key Note Presentations
Mr. Mustafa Sonmez, President, Turkish Miners Association
Mr. Sawn Steil, Consul & Senior Trade Commisioner, Consulate of Canada
Mr. Lino Strangis, Consul & Senior Trade Commisioner, Australian Consulate General
09.45 to 11.15 Mining and Finance
Dr. Andor Lips, VP Structured Finance, Metals & Mining ING Bank NV - The Netherlands
Mr. Alp Gurkan, Chairman, Soma Coal, Turkey - An Operations perspective
Mr. Harry Karelis, Partner, Titan Capital Partners, Australia - A Juinor Investor Perspective
11.15 to 11.35 Refreshments
11.35 to 12.35 Mining and Finance plus Panel Discussion
Ms Caroline Donally, Director, Denham Capital, USA
12.35 to 13.35 Lunch Break
13.35 to 14.00 Mining & Securities Law
Mr. Nurhan Aycan, Partner, Gowlings Attorney
14.00 to 15.15 Expolration, Mineralogy & Resource Development
Mr. Stephan Peters, DMT, Germany
Mr. Steve Williams, PASINEX, Australia
Mr. Egemen Kamber, Sales Engineer, Sandvik Mining, Turkey
15.15 to 15.30 Refreshment Break
15.30 to 16.30 Emerging Mining Opportunities in Turkey & Region
PRECIOUS METALS
Mr. Iain Anderson, Managing Director, Cayeli Copper Works
Mr. Han Ilhan, Vice President of Projects and County Manager, Alamos Gold
16.30 to 18.30 Round Table Meeting Session
16.30 to 19.45 Workshops (Parallel Session)
16.30 to 18.00 Funding Mining
18.00 to 19.45 The Practicalities of Reporting Mineral Resources in Compliance NI 43-101
and other International Standards
Dr. Edmund Sides, AMEC, UK
19.45 to 20.00 Conference Chaiman's Closing Summary
DAY TWO
07.30 to 08.30 Registration & Breakfast Refreshment
08.45 Conference Chairman's Opening and Welcome
09.00 to 10.00 LME Hedging Workshop
Mr. Robert Fig, Senior Business Development Executive,
London Metal Exchange (Nickel & Copper)
Mr. Robert Sheldon, New Products Manager, London Metal Exchange, (Zinc)
10.00 to 11.10 Ferro & Ferrous Metals
Ms. Mehves Ozer, Commercial Director, GOK-ER Metal ( World Chrome Market & Stainless Steel Prodcution )
Mr. Mohammed Hasan Joulazadeh, Iran Iron & Steel Society
Mr. Angus Staines, Manager, UBS, Switzerland ( Iron Ore)
11.10 to 12.00 Rare Earth & Strategic Metals Investment
Dr. Resat Uzmen , Extractive Metallurgy Coordinator, AMR Minerals Metal Inc
Prof. Atilla Aykol, Independent Consultant (Rare Earth & Strategic Metals)
12.00 to 12.15 Refreshments
12.15 to 13.00 Mineralogy & Waste Resource Development
Mr Bruno Lemiere, International Projects Manager, BRGM, Belgium
Prof. Maria Boni, Head of Economic Geology, Naples University, Italy
13.00 to 13.20 Panel Discussion Emerging Oportunities
13.20 to 14.30 Lunch Break
14.30 to 15.30 Feasibility Sudies & Mine Design
Dr. Miguel Diaz, AMEC, The Role of Environmental and Social Impact Assestment
in Feasibility Studies
15.30 to 16.15 Project Management and Mine Construction
16.15 to 16.30 Refreshments
16.30 to 17.15 Mining & Processing Equipment & Technology
Mr. Angus Paterson, MD, Paterson & Cooke Consulting Engineers, South Africa
17.15 to 17.30 Panel Discussion on Mining & Processin Equipment & Technology
17.30 to 19.30 Round Table Meeting Session
17.30 to 19.30 Work Shop (Parallel Session)
17.30 to 18.15 Crushing and Screening
Workshop Leader from Sandvik
18.15 to 19.15 Project Development
Workshop leader from DMT-IMC
19.30 to 19.50 Conference Chairmans Closin address and Program for 2014
20.00 Cocktail Party & Networking (Sponsors to be announced)
DAY THREE
Technical & Recreational / Historical Visits
THE UNIQUE FORMAT
The summit benefits from a proven event model that combines key speeches, question and answer sessions and the the opportunity for private pre-booked discussions. This format is aimed at ensuring that attending companies have the opportunity to meet with leading stakeholders essentially making for a mutually beneficial multi-lateral relations forum.The mornings and afternoons will see senior figures outline priority sectors in need of investment and discussing the opportunities that this will present. The afternoons will be allocated to the private roundtable meetings where lucrative contacts and contracts are very often made.Prior to the summit confirmed sponsors and delegates will have the opportunity to pre- schedule meetings with those individuals, ministers, agencies and organisations most relevant to their core business activities.Limited sponsorship and branding opportunities will be available to the most suitable global operators.
We look forward to welcoming you in Istanbul REGISTER NOW
Summit Venue Hotel is Ataköy Sheraton Hotel / Istanbul / TURKEY
Turkish Airlines is the official Airline of the Summit and offers a special discounted rate for the participants – up to 20% on Business Class and up to 15% on Economy Class.
Please show your event Registration Letter to the Sales Office of Turkish Airlines in your country if you plan to attend the Eurasia-MENA Steel Summit, using the world class Turkish Airlines. For a list of Turkish Airlines offices please visit http://www.turkishairlines.com/en-IN...s/offices.aspx
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