The General Director of the RSE “National Center on Complex Processing of Mineral Raw Materials of the Republic of Kazakhstan” Adlet Dogambekov took part in the 28th International Conference and Exhibition China Mining 2026, held on September 10-13, 2026, in Tianjin (PRC). The key theme of the conference was “Mutually Beneficial Cooperation, Green and Intelligent Development.”
As part of the event, the Kazakhstan Day panel session was held, dedicated to the investment potential of Kazakhstan and the prospects for establishing new production facilities. The session was opened by Minister of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yersayin Nagaspayev. He told participants about the conditions being created in the country for investors, as well as the work to expand the geological exploration of the territory. In addition, Y. Nagaspayev met with the Minister of Natural Resources of the People's Republic of China (PRC) Liu Guohong. The two sides held talks aimed at strengthening Kazakhstan-China cooperation in the industries and the mining and metallurgical sector.
Talks were held on the sidelines of China Mining 2026 with representatives of one of the world's largest mining companies – Zijin Mining Group. The parties discussed the prospects for investment cooperation in Kazakhstan's mining and metallurgical sector. Subjects like the deep processing of mineral raw materials, the introduction of modern technologies, the creation of new jobs, and environmental and industrial safety received special attention during the talks.
China Mining is one of the largest and most influential international platforms in the field of geology, mineral resources, and the mining industry. This year, the event was attended by representatives of 65 countries, including 35 ministers, major industrial corporations, and members of the expert community.
Zijin Mining Group is among the world leaders in the industry. In 2025, the company produced more than 1 million tonnes of copper, ranking 4th among the world's producers, while gold output amounted to 90 tonnes. The company ranks 3rd in the world in copper reserves, 5th in gold and copper resources, 6th in zinc, and 7th in lithium.
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