Peru mines minister sees investment up on high prices, permits

News Markets Intelligence Careers Education Buyers Guide News Markets Buyer's Guide Advertise RSS Newsletter The Northern Miner MINING.COM Canadian Mining Journal Sign In Join Profile Sign out Copper Gold Lithium Nickel Commodities Iron Ore Rare Earth Coal Uranium Cobalt Diamond Zinc Platinum Palladium Silver Potash Suppliers Equipment TOP 50 USA Canada Australia Regions Africa China Latin America Europe Asia TNM Maps TNM Marco Polo Reuters | November 1, 2017 | 11:42 am Base Metals Europe Latin America Copper Iron Ore Zinc Anglo American Quellaveco open pit copper mine project, located 34 kilometers east of the town of Moquegua. (Image courtesy of Fluor) LONDON, Nov 1 (Reuters) – Peru aims to simplify mining permits to attract new investment while high metals prices are expected to help spur $10 billion of new mining projects next year, Mining Minister Cayetana Aljovin said on Wednesday. “We have this window of opportunity with the increase in prices, especially copper and zinc,” she told Reuters in an interview in London during metals industry gathering LM...

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