中国国际矿业大会 CHINA MINING
中国国际矿业大会 CHINA MINING
On October 22, at the 23rd China Mining Conference and Exhibition (CHINA MINING 2021) held in Tianjin, the Global Mineral Resources Strategic Research Center of China Geological Survey released the Assessment Report for Lithium, Cobalt, Nickel, Tin and Potash Reserves in the World (2021).
TIANJIN — The 23rd China Mining Conference and Exhibition (CHINA MINING 2021) opened in North China's Tianjin municipality on Oct 21, attracting 230 exhibitors and visitors from 36 countries and regions. The event is guided by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tianjin Municipal People's Government,
On the afternoon of October 21, China Mining Conference and Exhibition 2021 (the 23rd session CHINA MINING) opened in Tianjin. With the theme of " Multilateral cooperation, for development and prosperity of post-pandemic era",
BEIJING -- China has made solid efforts to ensure its energy supply and expand its production capacity, authorities said on Wednesday.
The 23rd China Mining Conference and Exhibition will run in the coastal city of Tianjin from Oct 21 to 23, with events held both online and off.
The cloud platform of China Mining Conference and Exhibition (CHINA MINING)（https://cloud.chinamining.org.cn/）is a comprehensive online cloud platform that integrates "conference + exhibition + promotion" specially created for CHINA MINING 2021.
China Mining Conference and Exhibition 2021(CHINA MINING 2021), which is the 23rd event hosted by China Mining Association (CMA) and organized by Tianjin Minexpo Co., Ltd., will be held on October 21-23, 2021 at Tianjin Meijiang Convention Center of Tianjin China.
The Beijing Municipal Bureau of Economy and Information Technology on Monday released a new five-year plan for the development of the hydrogen industry, laying out major tasks for industrial chains and relevant applications for the 2021-2025 period.
Although the global price rise of commodities may peak in August, it will still take time and greater policy support for businesses in China, downstream ones in particular, to swallow the associated cost and get through tough times in their operations, economists and industrial insiders say.
