On June 16, N&P participated in the Trujillo Mining Cocktail, an evening designed to connect leaders, executives, and decision-makers in the mining sector, held as part of one of the most important weeks for Peruvian mining: CONAMIN.
The event took place at the Trujillo Museum of Modern Art – Gerardo Chávez Foundation, one of the leading cultural landmarks in the north of the country. Surrounded by art, history, and heritage, attendees enjoyed an experience that combined high-level networking with a gastronomic selection designed to pay tribute to Trujillo’s culinary richness, accompanied by a live musical performance.
A meeting space for mining, culture, and regional identity
For N&P, participating in these types of events is an opportunity to strengthen ties with key players in the mining industry and engage in close dialogue regarding the challenges and opportunities facing the sector in the north of the country—one of the areas with the highest mining activity and, simultaneously, the greatest need for responsible social, land, and environmental management.
With over 20 years of experience supporting oil and gas, mining, infrastructure, energy, and road projects, N&P found the Trujillo Mining Cocktail to be a favorable environment to share its comprehensive approach to Land Management, Social Management, and Forest Management, as well as its geospatial services under the GEON&P brand, in a context where the mining industry seeks to build lasting relationships with the territories and communities where it operates.
N&P extends its gratitude to the Mining Engineering Chapter of the Lima Departmental Council of the College of Engineers of Peru, the organizer of CONAMIN, and the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, for allowing us to be part of this day of encounter between mining, culture, and the identity of our regions.
Events like this reaffirm the importance of creating spaces for dialogue between the industry and local territories, in line with N&P’s vision of contributing to the country’s sustainable development through responsible land, social, and forest management.
