Resourcing Tomorrow - Creating Value for Society
Event date and time
Monday 26 - Thursday 29 Jun 2023
Location
Brisbane, Australia
The World Mining Congress 2023 is a unique opportunity for international representatives of the world’s leading resource economies to meet, find new partners, discuss current challenges, and share the latest research, technology and best practice.
Past WMC events have set the scene for international agreements and high-level discussions that have influenced mining practices and the resource industry for decades. Join senior mining industry owners, investors, national and international government representatives, researchers, educators, regulators, suppliers and operators from around the world in Brisbane for this genuine opportunity to demonstrate real leadership and presence on a world stage.
Call for Abstracts is now open until 1 March 2022
We invite you to submit your abstract to secure your role in WMC 2023.
Authors or organisations are invited to submit a presentation of no more than 500 words and up to two graphics. All presentations are reviewed by the Program Committee. Successful presentations will be selected based on their relevance to the session theme.
All enquiries regarding abstracts for WMC 2023 should be emailed to program@wmc2023.org.
Dates and Times
Event date: Jun 2023
26 June - 29 June 2023
Brisbane, Australia
More information
Inaugurated in 1958, the World Mining Congress (WMC) is the leading international forum for the global mining and resources sectors. For the past 60 years WMC has been held triennially across the world. It presents a unique opportunity for international representatives of the world’s leading resource economies to meet, find new partners, discuss challenges, and share research, technologies, and best practice.
Mining and resources have been a tremendous source of wealth and advancement, but with that comes tremendous responsibility.
At the core of everything we do must be our most precious resources – our people and our environment – and the sustainable and responsible practices that both preserve natural ecosystems and contribute to society.
There is potential for enormous future societal benefit for communities around the world, but to achieve this, we must bring the sector together under shared values of People, Environment and Production.
The 26th WMC will be held in Brisbane, Australia, 26 – 29 June 2023, hosted by Australia’s national science agency, the CSIRO, and supported by government, industry, and academia.
This Congress will focus on Resourcing Tomorrow: Creating Value for Society. It will examine the world’s future economic and social dependence on resources, considering issues like environmental sustainability, climate change, digital transformation, disruptive technologies, and our future workforce.
The Congress represents an exceptional opportunity for all organisations seeking engagement with the resources sector. Mining companies, investors, researchers, educators, regulators, suppliers, and operators from around the world will gather in Brisbane to benefit from insights and grow relationships.
We look forward to welcoming you to Australia and your participation in this premier international mining and resources event.
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Dr Larry Marshall |
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Key dates
- 1 September 2021: Call for Abstracts
- 1 March 2022: Abstract submission closes
- 26 May 2022: Author notification and request for full paper
- 1 July 2022: Program Launch V1
- 26 August 2022: Paper submission closes
- 1 March 2023: Author notification paper approval
- 1 October 2022: Final Program Launch
- 26 May 2022: Early Bird registration opens
- 1 September 2022: Speaker registration closes
- 26 March 2023: Early Bird registration closes
- 26-29 June 2023: World Mining Congress
Congress Host
CSIRO is proud to host the 26th World Mining Congress (WMC 2023).
With 5,500 talented people working at over 50 sites across Australia and internationally, we are one of the largest and most diverse research organisations in the world.
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