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AME Roundup 2026: Minerals for a Changing World

AME Roundup 2026: Minerals for a Changing World

AME’s annual Roundup conference remains the premier opportunity for the mineral exploration and development industry to connect, exchange knowledge, and inspire the growth of viable projects. These projects are the bedrock of a strong economic recovery, supplying the critical materials required for a climate-smart future while sustaining vibrant regional communities for generations to come(About AME Roundup – AME Roundup, 2023).

As AME Roundup 2026 kicks off on January 26th in Vancouver, hundreds of discovery stories will demonstrate how every modern mine begins with the grit of prospectors and junior mining companies. The conference serves as a critical bridge, bringing together industry giants, government officials, and Indigenous leaders to engage in a meaningful dialogue that ensures British Columbia remains a global leader in mining excellence.

This year’s theme, “Minerals for a Changing World,” serves as a guiding compass. Searching, discovering, and developing mineral deposits today ensures we have the materials that society needs for the energy transition of tomorrow.

The pillars of the 2026 dialogue:

  • A Changing World Starts with Exploration: It is a matter of fact that our modern life depends on minerals. Exploration leads to the discovery of sources for industrial minerals used to produce everything from EV batteries to medical equipment. Without the explorer, the transition to a net-zero world simply stops.
  • Regulatory clarity and efficiency: Progress is only possible when the “rules of the game” are clear. Through constructive discussions at Roundup, stakeholders can streamline regulatory processes, ensuring that BC remains an attractive destination for global capital.
  • Leading through indigenous partnership: Reconciliation is not just a policy; it is a powerful way to respect tradition. By co-designing projects with Indigenous communities, we honor the “blessing” of the land and ensure shared prosperity. The 2026 program specifically highlights “The Gathering Place,” a dedicated space for these vital cross-cultural partnerships.
  • Human Resources: Our Greatest Investment: The mining industry relies on the resilience of men and women who work in the harshest conditions. Roundup 2026 focuses on talent retention and mentorship, recognizing that people—not just machines—are what drive the industry forward.
  • Innovation and Geoscience: From AI-powered geological mapping to advanced drill-core analysis, innovation brings ease and precision to the field. By utilizing cutting-edge science, we reduce the environmental footprint of exploration while increasing the success rate of discoveries.

To conclude, Association of Mineral Explorers (AME) Roundup 2026 stands at the center of deal-making, talent discovery, and strategic planning for the next century of mining. Built by explorers, for explorers, it is the platform where ideas turn into projects and the future of our planet begins to take shape. With more than 7,000 delegates from over 40 countries expected to attend, AME Roundup 2026 functions as a global hub for investment and collaboration.

Reference:
About AME Roundup—AME Roundup. (2023, August 1). https://roundup.amebc.ca/about/

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