Minaurum Enters into New Long Term Community Agreements at its Alamos Silver Project
Minaurum Gold Inc. (MMRGF) has secured new 29-year ejido community agreements for its Alamos silver project in Sonora, Mexico. The agreements cover both La Aduana and Tetajiosa ejidos, providing complete access for exploration, construction, and mining operations across 6,000 hectares of the core project area. The agreements received unanimous approval from the communities and complement an existing agreement with the municipality of Minas Nuevas. The project is already permitted through to production with an Environmental Impact Statement allowing for exploration and underground mining activities.
Since 2016, Minaurum has supported local communities through employment, training programs, micro loan funding, environmental investments, and infrastructure spending. The company views these agreements as a significant de-risking milestone for advancing the project toward a maiden silver resource.
Minaurum Gold Inc. (MMRGF) ha ottenuto nuovi accordi di 29 anni con le comunità ejido per il suo progetto d'argento Alamos a Sonora, México. Gli accordi coprono sia gli ejidos La Aduana che Tetajiosa, fornendo accesso completo per esplorazioni, costruzioni e operazioni minerarie su un'area centrale di 6.000 ettari. Gli accordi hanno ricevuto approvazione unanime dalle comunità e completano un accordo esistente con il comune di Minas Nuevas. Il progetto è già autorizzato fino alla produzione con una Dichiarazione di Impatto Ambientale che consente attività di esplorazione e di estrazione sotterranea.
Dal 2016, Minaurum ha supportato le comunità locali attraverso occupazione, programmi di formazione, finanziamenti per micro prestiti, investimenti ambientali e spese per infrastrutture. L'azienda considera questi accordi come un importante traguardo nella riduzione dei rischi per far avanzare il progetto verso una prima risorsa d'argento.
Minaurum Gold Inc. (MMRGF) ha asegurado nuevos acuerdos de 29 años con comunidades ejido para su proyecto de plata Alamos en Sonora, México. Los acuerdos cubren tanto los ejidos La Aduana como Tetajiosa, proporcionando acceso completo para la exploración, construcción y operaciones mineras en un área central de 6,000 hectáreas. Los acuerdos recibieron la aprobación unánime de las comunidades y complementan un acuerdo existente con el municipio de Minas Nuevas. El proyecto ya está autorizado hasta la producción con una Declaración de Impacto Ambiental que permite actividades de exploración y minería subterránea.
Desde 2016, Minaurum ha apoyado a las comunidades locales a través de empleo, programas de capacitación, financiamiento de microcréditos, inversiones ambientales y gastos en infraestructura. La compañía considera estos acuerdos como un hito significativo para reducir riesgos y avanzar en el proyecto hacia un recurso inicial de plata.
미나우럼 골드 Inc. (MMRGF)는 멕시코 소노라의 알라모스 은 광산 프로젝트에 대한 29년 간의 새로운 에히도 커뮤니티 계약을 체결했습니다. 이 계약은 라 아두아나와 테타히오사 에히도를 포함하여, 6,000헥타르의 핵심 프로젝트 지역에 대한 탐사, 건설 및 채굴 작업을 위한 완전한 접근을 제공합니다. 이 계약은 커뮤니티의 만장일치로 승인되었으며, 미나스 누에바스 지방자치단체와의 기존 계약을 보완합니다. 이 프로젝트는 이미 탐사와 지하 채굴 활동을 허용하는 환경 영향 보고서를 통해 생산 단계까지 허가를 받았습니다.
2016년부터 미나우럼은 고용, 교육 프로그램, 소액 대출 자금 지원, 환경 투자 및 인프라 지출을 통해 지역 사회를 지원해 왔습니다. 이 회사는 이러한 계약을 프로젝트를 은 자원으로 발전시키기 위한 중요한 위험 감소 이정표로 보고 있습니다.
Minaurum Gold Inc. (MMRGF) a sécurisé de nouveaux accords de 29 ans avec des communautés ejido pour son projet d'argent Alamos à Sonora, au Mexique. Les accords couvrent à la fois les ejidos La Aduana et Tetajiosa, offrant un accès complet pour l'exploration, la construction et les opérations minières sur une superficie de 6 000 hectares dans la zone centrale du projet. Les accords ont reçu l'approbation unanime des communautés et complètent un accord existant avec la municipalité de Minas Nuevas. Le projet est déjà autorisé jusqu'à la production avec une évaluation d'impact environnemental permettant des activités d'exploration et de minage souterrain.
Depuis 2016, Minaurum soutient les communautés locales à travers l'emploi, des programmes de formation, le financement de microcrédits, des investissements environnementaux et des dépenses d'infrastructure. L'entreprise considère ces accords comme une étape significative pour réduire les risques et faire avancer le projet vers une première ressource en argent.
Minaurum Gold Inc. (MMRGF) hat neue 29-jährige Ejido-Vereinbarungen für sein Alamos-Silberprojekt in Sonora, Mexiko, gesichert. Die Vereinbarungen betreffen sowohl die Ejidos La Aduana als auch Tetajiosa und ermöglichen den vollständigen Zugang für Erkundungs-, Bau- und Bergbauaktivitäten auf 6.000 Hektar im Kernbereich des Projekts. Die Vereinbarungen wurden einstimmig von den Gemeinschaften genehmigt und ergänzen einen bestehenden Vertrag mit der Gemeinde Minas Nuevas. Das Projekt ist bereits bis zur Produktion genehmigt, mit einer Umweltverträglichkeitsprüfung, die Erkundungs- und Untertagebauaktivitäten ermöglicht.
Seit 2016 unterstützt Minaurum die lokalen Gemeinschaften durch Beschäftigung, Ausbildungsprogramme, Mikrofinanzierungen, Umweltinvestitionen und Infrastrukturprojekte. Das Unternehmen betrachtet diese Vereinbarungen als einen bedeutenden Schritt zur Risikominderung, um das Projekt in Richtung einer ersten Silberressource voranzubringen.
- Secured 29-year extendable community agreements covering 100% of core project area
- Project is fully permitted through production with Environmental Impact Statement
- Unanimous community approval indicates strong local support
- Agreements allow unrestricted exploration, construction, mining and processing across 6000 hectares
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Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - December 17, 2024) - Minaurum Gold Inc. (TSXV: MGG) (OTCQX: MMRGF) ("Minaurum") is pleased to announce the signing of new 29-year ejido community agreements that secure access for the exploration, construction and exploitation of the
Highlights of the Agreements
- Duration: 29-year extendable agreements that cover
100% of the core project area. - Exploration and Mining: Allows for exploration, construction, mining and processing with no restrictions covering 6000 hectares.
- Strong Support: Unanimous approval by the La Aduana and Tetajiosa ejidos highlight Minaurum's strong local support.
"These agreements mark another significant de-risking milestone and provide Minaurum with the long-term stability necessary to advance Alamos and realize its full potential," stated Darrell Rader, President & CEO of Minaurum Gold. "Since the start of our exploration activities in 2016, we have supported local communities through many initiatives including employment and training programs, micro loan funding, environmental investments and infrastructure spending. We're looking forward to working alongside the communities as we progress Alamos towards a maiden silver resource."
The Alamos silver project is permitted through to production with an Environmental Impact Statement ("MIA”) allowing for exploration and underground mining activities (see Minaurum news release dated June 26, 2023).
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