The Mineral Resources and Mining Industries Authority (MRMIA) and China’s Hunan Institute of Geology have agreed on a joint cooperation protocol in the mining sector.
The protocol involves exchange of expertise in geological, aerial surveys and mineral exploration; satellite imagery analysis and interpretation; value-added studies for mineral resources; and specialized training programs for Egyptian geologists and technical staff.
This was announced during a meeting that brought together Yasser Ramdan, MRMIA Chairman, and a delegation from the Institute to discuss cooperation opportunities in mining and geological exploration.
Ramadan emphasized the deep ties between Egypt and China and provided an overview of the authority’s activities and fields of work.
The delegation expressed their interest in expanding cooperation within Egypt mining sector. They highlighted the Institute’s capabilities in geophysical, geochemical, and remote sensing technologies, as well as its expertise in exploring key minerals such as gold, phosphate, copper, and coal, in addition to groundwater resource detection.
