The International Committee for Resources & Reserves Reporting (CRIRSCO) is a globally recognized body, endorsed by the International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) as the entity that represents the mining industry in matters related to the classification and reporting of mineral assets.

In this sense, the organizers of the 12th International Congress of Prospectors and Explorers - proEXPLO 2021 revealed that the key to achieving one of the mining industry's main goals is for Peru to be part of CRIRSCO and thus encourage national professionals to certify mineral resources and reserves.

For this reason, the Round Table "Peru on the road to CRIRSCO" will be held this Friday 26th at 9:20 am. In order for a wider audience to learn more about this important topic, this meeting will be broadcast on the official Facebook and YouTube channel of the Peruvian Institute of Mining Engineers (IIMP).

Participants in the Round Table

This conference will be attended by the vice-president of CRIRSCO, Edison Ribeiro; the chairman of the board of the Brazilian Commission for Resources and Reserves (CBRR), Julio Nery; and the president of the Colombian Commission for Resources and Reserves, Wilfredo López.

Also participating will be the president of the Chilean Commission for Resources and Reserves, Sergio Vicencio; representing Peru will be Samuel Canchaya; and the moderator will be the president of proEXPLO 2021, Eng. Enrique Garay.

"Peru is on the road to CRISCO. This forces us to be more competitive and encourages many women who have experience in exploration, database management or modeling to become more competitive and be able to sign resources and reserves at a global level," said Silvia Kohler, member of the steering committee of the Geological Society of Peru and participant of the Round Table "Contribution of Women to the Peruvian Mining Exploration Industry" in proEXPLO 2021.