![]() Mining mission to Kazakhstan30 May – 4 June 2010
Austrade is leading a mission of Australian companies targeting mining sector opportunities in Kazakhstan. Taking place on 30 May — 4 June 2010, the mission aims to provide Austrade package: for detailed information about this event and the participation package, please refer to the event brochure. About the missionThis Austrade-led mission is designed to identify and target opportunities for Australian companies in hard-rock mining in Kazakhstan. It aims to provide high-level access to key decision-makers in government and the major mining groups as well as contact with distributors and agents. Following the mission, Austrade recommends attending the Central Asia Mining Congress in Almaty, this event will bring together key mining policy makers, mining companies, investors and suppliers from Kazakhstan and the Central Asian region. Kazakhstan possesses 15% of the world’s uranium reserves, 8% of its zinc, 7% of the world’s manganese and 4% of the iron ore. Kazakhstan also ranks in the top 10 countries for coal, oil and gas, chrome, zinc and bauxite reserves. In production terms, however, Kazakhstan is far from realising its full potential. Kazakhstan is strategically placed, with an extensive border with China. Road, rail and pipeline infrastructure is developing rapidly. Apply before Monday 12 April 2010Apply online at www.austrade.gov.au/kazakhmining2010 to have our country and industry specialists assess whether this mission offers opportunities that are well-matched to your business. To provide the highest level of service to delegates, places are strictly limited. If your application is successful we will send you an Event Participation Kit providing all the information you need to prepare for the mission. Key contactsTo discuss your options further, please contact.
About AustradeAustrade is the Australian Trade Commission, an agency of the Australian Government whose mission is to promote export trade for Australian companies. It achieves this goal by helping Australian companies develop international markets for their products and services and by helping organisations in countries such as Russia to find Australian suppliers and business partners. |