Recently, Mr. Wang Xiancheng, Chairman of JCHX Group, visited CMH in Colombia to provide guidance on its work. He also toured the site of the Alacran Copper-Gold-Silver Mine, setting a clear direction for CMH’s next-stage construction. During when, he participated in a series of enterprise-government and business exchange activities.
During the inspection, Mr. Wang listened to work reports from the management team, reviewed in detail the progress of the Alacran project, and clarified the priorities and arrangements for the current stage. He stressed that it must hold fast to the three red lines of compliance, safety and environmental protection and quality and the main line of progress, and required the project team, with a strong sense of responsibility and mission, to ensure that all key tasks advance steadily and efficiently in accordance with the established milestones.
Mr. Wang noted that the Alacran project is JCHX’s first resource investment project in South America and marks an important step in its global strategic layout and its transformation into a diversified mineral resources investment enterprise. As Colombia’s first copper mine project and a national key project of the country, CMH must uphold the ESG management philosophy, earnestly fulfill its corporate social responsibility, build harmonious community relations, promote regional economic development, and strive to make the project a benchmark mine project in Colombia.
During when, Mr. Wang visited Nicolás Antonio, President of the Chamber of Representatives of Colombia, Luis Maria, Vice Minister of Mines and Energy, and Juan Narino, President of the National Mining Association, exchanging views on topics including the latest developments in Colombia’s mining industry and the hope for greater support from the government. Mr. Wang expressed JCHX’s confidence in promoting the long-term, stable and sustainable development of the project and in carrying out resource exploration and reserve expansion within the mining permits, and hoped that, with the support of the Colombian government, JCHX could make its due contribution to local employment and economic development.
Mr. Wang and his delegation also visited the Chinese Embassy in Colombia, where they briefed Economic and Commercial Counsellor Gao Jinbao on the current progress of the project. Counsellor Gao offered constructive suggestions on the construction and operation of the project and said that the Embassy would provide strong support for JCHX’s project implementation and further development in Colombia.
