The Republic of Guinea is the ideal mining investment location. Since 2011, the country has made enormous progress by building the foundation for a “rock solid” development of its mining sector. The new mining code, adopted in 2011 and revised in 2013, optimizes benefits for the country and its people, as well as reinforces attractiveness for investors.
Willing to promote Guinea as an attractive and ideal mining investment destination, the Ministry of Mines & Geology, Republic of Guinea organises the 6th edition of Symposium Mines Guinea, in partnership with AME Trade Ltd. SMG 2019 will take place 24-26 April 2019 at the Sheraton Grand Hotel in Conakry, Republic of Guinea. The theme of SMG 2019 is “The synergy between mining & infrastructure: the challenge for Guinea’s integrated and sustainable development”.

SMG has served the region’s mining community since 2004 by creating an authoritative and lucrative platform to brand, learn and synergise with the stakeholders of the industry, both public and private sectors. SMG 2019 has already 482 delegates, 73 exhibitors, 80 speakers confirmed, representing 30 countries. SMG is also West Africa’s largest mining event by gathering 3000 visitors during the 3 days exhibition.
The highly insightful agenda of SMG 2019 will offer participants unparalleled insights into Republic of Guinea’s and as a consequence, the region’s Mining industry future. During the three days of conference, over 80 expert panellists will share project updates, challenges in the industry, the critical role of technology in this sector and regulatory updates.
SMG 2019 Conference is honoured to have His Excellency Professor Alpha CONDÉ, President of the Republic of Guinea, inaugurating the event, and also H.E Abdoulaye Magassouba, Minister of Mines and Geology, Guinea and Dr Donald Kaberuka, Co-founder & Managing Partner, SouthBridge Group Inc. Keynote speakers also include:
Malick N’DIAYE, Directeur général adjoint, Guinea Alumina Corporation SA (GAC)
Souleymane Traore, Directeur Général de la Compagnie des Bauxites de Guinée
Mr. Frédéric BOUZIGUES, Managing Director, Société Minière de Boké (SMB)
Paulo Roberto Castellari, Chief Executive Officer, Guinea Alumina Corporation
Bouna SYLLA, President of the Organising Committee, Symposium Mines Guinea 2019
Maimouna Diakhaby, Assistant to Minister/Communications Officer, Ministry of Mines and Geology, Guinea
SMG 2019 is sponsored by CBG, SMB, GAC, SAG, Aluminum Corporation of China, Halco Mining, CDM-Chine, Dadco, TBEA, Managem, SMD Norgold, Total, Ashapura Group, Vermeer West Africa, Djoma Group, Rusal, Dynamic Mining, Alufer, Transco SA, CTA Group, Geoprospects, Manutention Guineene, Department Of International Trade, IBS Group, SPIC and Toya Gold. The institutional partners are International Finance Corporation, Soguipami, Chambres Des Mines and the transport sponsor is Delta Log.

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