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Home > Cámara Argentina de Empresarios Mineros (CAEM) > About Us
Cámara Argentina de Empresarios Mineros (CAEM)

About Us

 
OUR HISTORY
 
CAEM represents the leading companies in large and medium-sized international mining, small international metal exploration companies and the small and medium-sized national mining company, mainly dedicated to application rocks and construction materials. It also supports the various supplier companies in the sector, from mining equipment manufacturers, to suppliers of inputs and services, technical, legal and financial.
 
The Argentine Chamber of Mining Entrepreneurs (CAEM) was born in 1991, absorbing into its statute the Chamber of Metal Mining and the Argentine Mining Confederation, facing the need of the industry to create a federal representation entity that covers the entire spectrum of mining activity.
 
It is made up of the Stone Chamber of the Province of Buenos Aires, the Mining Chambers of the provinces of Santa Cruz, La Pampa, Córdoba, Chubut, Jujuy, Neuquén, Mendoza, Salta and San Juan, Fomicruz, mining companies, suppliers of mining supplies and services, and accounting and legal studies.
 
INSTITUTIONAL MISSION
 
Our mission is to contribute to the development of the Argentine mining activity through the articulation with the different actors of the industry, the society and the State.
 
OBJECTIVES
 
  • REPRESENTATION Actively represent before the federal and provincial governments about public policies that may influence the development of the industry.
  • DIALOGUE Facilitate dialogue between stakeholders related to the mining industry in the country.
  • COMMUNITIES Represent the interests of the sector in the communities where the activity takes place.
  • ADVICE Legal and technical advice in different areas.
  • SUSTAINABILITY Promote the use of standards to improve the sustainable development of the mining industry.
  • ENVIRONMENT Promote the use of the best international practices for the preservation of the environment.
  • GOVERNANCE Promote governance, transparency and public ethics in the activities of the sector.
  • COMMUNICATION Communicate and adequately inform public opinion about mining activity in the country.
  • HUMAN RIGHTS Affirm the recognition of human rights and respect for the culture and customs of the communities where the sector operates.