Applications Open for University Diploma Programs in Mining and Environmental Management
Impulsa Mendoza and UNCuyo are offering seven fully funded scholarships for online university diploma programs in mining and environmental management, aimed at strengthening the skills needed to support the sustainable development of Mendoza’s mining sector.
Argentina Metals Wins TSX Venture Approval, Boosting Mendoza’s Mining Finance Hub
The company’s listing on one of the world’s leading mining exchanges highlights growing international investor interest in Mendoza’s copper projects and reinforces the province’s emerging role as a mining finance and investment hub. The milestone also reflects the strengthening financial, technical, and professional ecosystem being developed through initiatives such as Andean Bridge. Argentina Metals Corp., […]
Impulsa Mendoza and the Argentine Bulk Wine Chamber Advance a Shared Productive Development Agenda
Both organizations signed a cooperation agreement to support the Mines & Wines initiative, fostering business opportunities, knowledge sharing, and stronger connections between key sectors of Mendoza’s economy. As part of Vinexpo Explorer Mendoza 2026, Impulsa Mendoza and the Argentine Chamber of Bulk Wine Exporters and Traders (CAVG) signed a framework cooperation agreement aimed at creating […]
Mendoza to Host the 2026 Sustainable Mining Summit
The event will take place on November 19–20, 2026, at the Hilton Mendoza Hotel, bringing together national and international leaders committed to advancing modern, sustainable mining as a driver of economic growth and energy transition.
Impulsa Mendoza Strengthens Local Supplier Development in Uspallata
As part of the Impulsando el Conocimiento program and in collaboration with the Mujeres que Inspiran Foundation, Impulsa Mendoza brought together entrepreneurs, businesses, financial institutions, and mining sector representatives at its Uspallata office to foster connections, strengthen capabilities, and provide access to financing tools for local productive projects.
Impulsa Mendoza and PSJ Cobre Mendocino Sign Agreement to Strengthen Community Development and Local Training
The agreement was signed at the Impulsa Mendoza and Ministry of Energy and Environment stand during Argentina Rocks 2026. It aims to promote joint initiatives focused on education, workforce training, community development, and the strengthening of local capabilities in the areas influenced by the mining project.
UTN Mendoza Students Conduct Technical Visits to Mining and Energy Operations in San Juan
The initiative was carried out as part of the Promoting Knowledge program and enabled Mendoza students to gain firsthand insight into industrial processes, safety protocols, and infrastructure associated with strategic sectors that support the energy transition and regional development.
Sebastián Piña Highlights Mendoza’s Progress in Mining Education, Innovation and Regional Development
The CEO of Impulsa Mendoza stated that the province is advancing toward a mining industry built on high environmental standards, legal certainty and a strong commitment to education, logistics and regional integration. He also highlighted the growth of international events that are positioning Mendoza as one of the leading mining and specialized services hubs in the Andean region.
Mendoza Showcases Its Mining and Financial Potential with Dedicated Stand at Argentina Rocks
The Government of Mendoza and Impulsa Mendoza are presenting a dedicated institutional stand at Argentina Rocks featuring technical presentations by geologists and mining specialists on mining districts, exploration studies, mining education programs, financing tools, and strategic agreements aimed at attracting new investments and advancing mining projects across the province.
Latorre at Argentina Rocks: “Mining Exploration Is the Foundation of Future Development”
Mendoza’s Minister of Energy and Environment opened Argentina Rocks, the first international geological exploration congress ever held in the country. The event chose Mendoza as its host city to bring together specialists, geologists, investors and mining companies from across the Andean region. “Mendoza decided to commit to the development of the mining industry and expand exploration activity,” Latorre emphasized.