The Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development efficiently contributed to this achievement through its constant support and its strategic vision to strengthen sustainable development in the mining sector.
This achievement is the fruit of joint efforts by the Ministry and the UM6P, thus contributing to making the latter an institution capable of playing a leading role in this initiative.
Under the terms of this decision, UM6P will be responsible, alongside two centers in Saudi Arabia and South Africa, for training young people to take advantage of the opportunities offered by the mining sector through geological exploration and exploitation and the creation of a productive mining industry of the future, with little environmental impact.
UM6P is thus at the forefront of efforts to transform mining practices, with the Sustainable Development Center committed to promoting environmentally-friendly mining practices, social inclusion and economic viability.
By promoting the principles of circular economy, waste reduction, pollution control and site rehabilitation, the center will help set new standards for sustainable mining.
These centers will be supported, in line with the principles of knowledge-sharing and encouraging cross-border cooperation, by six other centers from Canada, the UK, Australia, Turkey, the U.S. and the University of Pennsylvania.
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