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The 7th China International Mining Cooperation Forum 2013
**Abstract**
Driven by growing confidence in the mining sector and rising demand for essential mineral resources, the global mining industry is experiencing a recovery, with an overall positive market outlook. However, if resource supply fails to keep up with increasing demand—particularly from emerging economies—the mining market could face new and significant challenges.
Mining experts remain optimistic about the economic development of emerging countries, especially China. According to China’s "Twelfth Five-Year Plan," the country aims to maintain an average annual GDP growth rate of 7%. Since 2010, China has ranked fifth globally in terms of foreign direct investment (FDI) flows, with a major focus on mining, energy, finance, and manufacturing. The Chinese government actively encourages both state-owned and private enterprises to "go global" by investing in overseas mineral resources, supporting the goals outlined in the Twelfth Five-Year Plan.
Over the past six years, the Asian Mining Cooperation Forum has become a key platform for international collaboration, attracting over 1,500 senior representatives from more than 300 companies across 25 countries. With strong global participation, it has evolved into a premier event for networking, idea exchange, and partnership building among mining professionals and project owners. The 7th Asian Mining Cooperation Forum, themed “Connecting Chinese Investors and Global Mining Owners,†will take place in Beijing, China, from June 6th to 7th, 2013. This event will continue to serve as a vital platform for global mining project owners to showcase their opportunities to Chinese investors, while also helping these investors better understand overseas policies, risks, and potential partnerships.
The forum will feature a variety of highlights, including over 150 one-on-one business meetings, where participants can connect with decision-makers in advance and arrange meaningful discussions during the event. Private meeting spaces will be provided to facilitate smooth negotiations. More than 100 Chinese investor representatives are expected to attend, actively seeking promising mining projects and strategic partners. Additionally, there will be over 80 project presentations and 40 project roadshows, with mining owners from key regions such as Canada, the U.S., Australia, Africa, Latin America, Russia, Mongolia, and Southeast Asia showcasing their investment opportunities. Over 30 mining equipment and technology exhibitors will also be present, offering the latest innovations and solutions from leading companies around the world.
This event represents a unique opportunity for global mining stakeholders to connect, collaborate, and explore new investment avenues in an increasingly dynamic and competitive market.