CAMIPE Proposes in Washington to Turn Critical Minerals Into Country Capacity
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The Chamber of Petroleum Mines of the Dominican Republic (Camipe) stated that the country must go beyond identifying its potential in critical minerals and developing the institutional, technical and economic capacities necessary to convert those resources into sustainable development.The approach was presented by the Executive Director of Camipe, Martín Valerio Jiminian, during a panel on critical minerals held at the headquarters of the Inter-…
Martín Valerio Jiminian states that the challenge of the Dominican Republic is not only to identify its geological potential, but to build institutions, capacities and conditions that allow it to be transformed into sustainable development. Washington, D.C. – The Chamber of Petroleum Mines of the Dominican Republic (CAMIPE) participated in the panel on critical minerals held at the headquarters of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), in Wa…
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