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Goldquest Mining Corp V.GQC

Alternate Symbol(s):  GDQMF

GoldQuest Mining Corp. is a Canada-based mineral exploration and development company. The Company is engaged in the identification, acquisition and exploration of mineral properties. It is focused on gold and copper in the Dominican Republic. Its projects include Romero and Tireo. The Romero project includes its Romero and Romero South deposits, which are located within the La Escandalosa exploration concession of its Tireo Property, which has an area of approximately 3,997 hectares (ha). The Tireo project (also known as the San Juan concessions) is situated in the Central Cordillera of the Dominican Republic near the San Juan provincial capital of San Juan de La Maguan. Its other projects include Las Animas and Cerro Dorado. Its Las Animas project is situated approximately 100 kilometers (kms) north-west of the capital Santo Domingo. The Las Animas project comprises of over two claims. Its Cerro Dorado project is located in the Monsenor Noel province.


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Post by Katoriff1on Jun 16, 2023 8:02am
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Almonte article. GLTA!

Almonte article. GLTA!ECONOMY June 15, 2023 - 3:43 pm
 

Minister Almonte highlights the impact of mining on the economy of the Dominican Republic

 
Minister Almonte highlights the impact of mining on the economy of the Dominican Republic

Santo Domingo.- The Minister of Energy and Mines, Antonio Almonte, has highlighted the Dominican Republic’s significant mining potential and its positive impact on the national economy through foreign currency earnings from resource exports. Almonte emphasized that the country has regulations and institutions in place to ensure that mining operations are safe and environmentally compatible.

In addition to the revenue generated for the Dominican treasury, mining production creates thousands of jobs and stimulates local business activity, as mining companies often purchase services and products from small and medium-sized industries. Almonte referred to this as the productive chain, where economic growth is stimulated through job creation and business expansion.
 

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ECONOMY June 15, 2023 - 3:43 pm
 

Minister Almonte highlights the impact of mining on the economy of the Dominican Republic

 
Minister Almonte highlights the impact of mining on the economy of the Dominican Republic

Santo Domingo.- The Minister of Energy and Mines, Antonio Almonte, has highlighted the Dominican Republic’s significant mining potential and its positive impact on the national economy through foreign currency earnings from resource exports. Almonte emphasized that the country has regulations and institutions in place to ensure that mining operations are safe and environmentally compatible.

In addition to the revenue generated for the Dominican treasury, mining production creates thousands of jobs and stimulates local business activity, as mining companies often purchase services and products from small and medium-sized industries. Almonte referred to this as the productive chain, where economic growth is stimulated through job creation and business expansion.

Almonte acknowledged that mining plays a fundamental role in scientific advancements and is essential for social, economic, and technological development. He emphasized that the Dominican Republic supports responsible mining practices, aiming to harness the country’s resources without negatively impacting the environment or local communities quality of life.

To obtain authorization for mining operations, companies are required to conduct environmental impact studies based on international standards. These studies, involving specialists from various environmental perspectives, typically take one to two years and entail significant costs. The evaluations are carried out by experts in different mining aspects, and upon approval, the companies are granted exploitation licenses. The Ministry of the Environment and the Mining Department conducts regular inspections to ensure that mining operations are conducted sustainably.

Almonte’s statements highlight the government’s commitment to responsible and sustainable mining practices, recognizing the potential benefits for the national economy while prioritizing environmental protection and community well-being.


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