ZINIRE, Mine Ventilation Society and Geological Society to Attend AMMZ AGM
The Zimbabwe National Institute of Rock Engineering (ZINIRE), the Mine Ventilation Society of Zimbabwe (MVSZ), and the Geological Society of Zimbabwe (GSZ) are set to attend and participate in plenary discussions on the challenges of adopting smart mining practices in Zimbabwe. This will take place at the Association of Mine Managers of Zimbabwe (AMMZ) Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2024 in Bulawayo this month, Mining Zimbabwe reports.
By Rudairo Mapuranga
Speaking to Mining Zimbabwe, AMMZ President Abel Makura confirmed that the associations will present and contribute to a plenary discussion addressing barriers to adopting smart mining practices in the country.
“We will also have sister associations—the Mine Ventilation Society of Zimbabwe, the Geological Society of Zimbabwe, and ZINIRE—presenting. There will be a plenary discussion on the challenges in adopting smart mining practices in Zimbabwe,” Makura said.
The AGM, a key event for Zimbabwe’s mining sector, brings together industry professionals, government representatives, and stakeholders to discuss critical issues shaping the industry.
Under the theme “Smart Mining: Integrating Technology for Enhanced Safety, Productivity, and Sustainability,” the AGM will focus on topics such as mining safety, sustainability, and the role of technology in driving sector growth.
The event offers a platform for dialogue on challenges and opportunities within Zimbabwe’s mining industry. Participants will explore key issues, including environmental sustainability, regulatory changes, and technological innovation, with an emphasis on enhancing the sector’s contribution to Zimbabwe’s economic growth. The AGM also provides networking opportunities and a forum for sharing insights and best practices in mining operations.