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Explore mining infrastructure developments at IMARC

by Lauren Cella
August 7, 2017
in Civil Construction, Investment, News, Planning, Policy, Projects, Rail, Roads
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Recognising the projected growth in demand for infrastructure in mining regions that will fuel opportunity for industry, governments, investors and individuals alike, the Mining Infrastructure Conference will take place at the fourth annual International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) in Melbourne on 1 November 2017.

The program will look at major local and international infrastructure developments that are supporting the resources sector and include updates on leading infrastructure projects, including Belt and Road, and Adani Australia’s Carmichael coal mine and rail project.

As Australia’s largest mining conference and exhibition, IMARC brings together over 3000 decision makers, mining leaders, policy makers, investors, commodity buyers, technical experts, innovators and educators from over 60 countries, to hear from over 200 speakers for four days of learning, deal making and unparalleled networking.

In partnership with IMARC, all Infrastructure readers will receive 10 per cent off current early bird pricing, click here to register and use the discount code MA1070INF before 1 September to save up to $1700.

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