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The Turkey-Eurasia Mining conference

 

Exploring and developing the trillion dollar mining opportunity in the Caucasus, Balkans and Central Asia

 

Back for a 4th year, The Turkey-Eurasia Mining Show with gather ministers, mining companies, investors and key solution providers to unearth the region's potential.

 

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Countries covered at this year's Eurasia mining show include:

 

 

Serbia

• On the borderline between the East and West, Serbia is the gateway to Europe and a great strategic location for mining activity
• The region has much potential for mineral exploration particularly for gold and copper 
• Precious metals, including gold and silver, are present in deposits in Eastern Serbia
• Gold grades as high as 5 g/t can occur in the high-sulphidation type ores at Bor, which is the site of one of the largest copper mines in Europe

 

Turkey

• Turkey’s mineral potential is outstanding. The collision of 2 continents with different geologic and techtonic settings, results in Turkey having an abundance of mineral wealth.
• Turkey is in the 10th place throughout the world according to mineral variety and 28th for its production of underground resources.
• Key minerals and metals include gold, chromium, coal, boron and zinc

Bulgaria

• At the heart of the Balkans, Bulgaria has a long mining history with many prospective mineral deposits yet to be developed
• Mineral deposits and major occurrences, including large reserves of iron ore, manganese, copper, chromium and gold, are distributed throughout the region
• With an emerging precious metals belt, the mining potential of Bulgaria is abundant

 

 

Iran

• One of worlds most important mineral producers; ranked among the top 15 mineral rich countries in world - one of the largest producers of iron ore, steel and copper
• More than 55 billion tons of valuable mineral reserves as well as rich oil & gas reserves
• Benefits from strategic location being surrounded by Middle East, Asia, Central Asia, Europe & Africa
• Access to suitable roads, abundant energy & gas resources & free economic zones that offer incentives such as tax exemption

Azerbaijan

• Azerbaijan is rich in deposits of natural minerals. Situated in South-Western Asia, bordering the Caspian Sea with a small European portion north of the Caucasus range 
• Azerbaijan produces a wide range of metals and industrial minerals, including such metals as alumina and iron ore.
• The country also has reserves of rare and fine metals, semi-precious stones, as well as a wide variety of underground sources of thermal.

 

Uzbekistan

• Uzbekistan has the fourth largest known gold reserves in the world and is the 9th largest gold-producing country.
• Favorable geology makes mining conditions in Uzbekistan ideal as many of the gold deposits are shallow, lying at depths of 50 to 100 m.
• During the next 10 to 12 years, Uzbekistan will initiate mining operations at 20 new gold deposits with a record level of capital investment

Kazakhstan

• A prosperous mining hub, Kazakhstan’s resources and base consists of 5,004 fields with a net worth of 1 trillion USD. 
• Mining makes up more that 60% of the country’s total industrial production and the government are working to create favorable conditions to encourage exploration.
• With the second largest reserve of chrome ore in the world - 30% of the global reserves- Kazakhstan is attracting attention from the global mining industry.

 

Kyrgystan

• An exciting region for untapped mineral resources, Kyrgyzstan has deposits of precious, non-ferrous metals, rare metals and non-ore minerals
• The economic potential of mineral resources of Kyrgyzstan is very high; the country has one of Asia’s largest gold deposits with reserves estimated at 514t.