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The Hon Peter Ryan, Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development for the State of Victoria in Australia features in two video presentations inviting the global mining industry to Melbourne to attend the International Mining and Resources Conference, or IMARC.
IMARC will take place in Victoria’s capital, the great city of Melbourne, over five days, from the 22nd of September to the 26th of September 2014.
IMARC will be Australia’s only truly international mining conference.
IMARC offers the opportunity to connect with key decision makers from the global mining industry including CEOs from major companies and senior Government ministers from key mining nations.
LINK TO VIDEO – http://www.imarcmelbourne.com/Content/IMARC-Brand-Assets-Videos
IMARC will encompass all aspects of the industry from discovery and exploration to mine management and regulation. A key feature of IMARC is the Mining Ministerial Summit which will be an opportunity for government representatives to network with their international counterparts and to develop joint initiatives and partnerships.
Melbourne is the perfect home for this event as one of the premier event cities in the world.
Melbourne is a hub for mining and mining services and the home of some of the biggest names in the industry including BHP Billiton, Newcrest Mining, MMG and OZ Minerals and Melbourne is a key financial centre for the Asia Pacific region.
