The 2nd Myanmar Mining Summit, organized by Centre
for Management Technology and hosted by the Ministry of Mines, received positive response from a good mix of international delegates and local officials & experts.

Union Minister of Mines, His Excellency Dr. Myint Aung, opened the 2nd Myanmar Mining Summit with the announcement of ongoing amendments to the mining law to make it more foreign investment-friendly to encourage exploration of the country's untapped mineral resources.

As Myanmar's mining industry is expected to boom with the influx of foreign investors bringing in technology and resources equipped for exploration, the 2nd Myanmar Mining Summit serves as an opportune platform for keen investors to convene for timely updates and understanding of the mining and investment climate.

U Tin Tun of Georesources said that the event helped him attain "knowledge and information about mineral resources and mining industry", and Mr. Kartikeya Verma of GreenRock commented that the updates will allow his company to "take goals to the next level in Myanmar".

Leading private silver, lead and zinc mining company, China Polymetallic Mining Limited, also participated as the Premium Sponsor of the summit. Exhibiting a quality portfolio of assets in ramp-up, development and exploration stages, the company is planning to actively participate in Myanmar's grand mining development project and help Myanmar realize the full potential of its mineral resources.

Watson, Farley & Williams Asia Practice, a prominent international law firm with more than 30 years' experience in the energy and resources field, also lent support as the Afternoon Reception Sponsor.

The successful event brought close to 200 industry experts together.