MINEM Announces Reform of the Mining Canon to benefit...
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To reach communities directly, the Ministry of Energy and Mines points out that resources are often concentrated in regional capitals and the main beneficiaries do not feel the benefits such as infrastructure construction and access to basic services.
The government is preparing a reform of the distribution scheme of the mining canon with the aim of ensuring that a greater proportion of these resources reach directly the communities located in the areas close to the extractive projects. The announcement was made by the Minister of Energy and Mines, Guillermo Shinno, during his participation in [...]
The Government argued that structural changes to the mining fee should be promoted.
The Minister of Energy and Mines, Guillermo Shinno, announced a reform in the distribution of the mining canon aimed at ensuring that resources reach directly the communities surrounding extractive projects in the country.
The government will promote a reform of the mining canon to modify to redirect resources to the territories where extractive activity takes place and reach the communities directly to the surrounding communities, announced the Minister of Energy and Mines, Guillermo Shinno, during the first International Meeting of Social Management and Sustainability (GES 2026). “From the sector, we will promote structural modifications to be able to redirect t…
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