New President of Ibram Advocates Mining With Sustainability and ESG Practices in Brazilian Production

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 17/05/2022 at 13:14

Updated on 17/05/2022 at 13:15

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Raul Jungmann, The New President Of Ibram, Stated That Brazilian Mining Will Be Expanded With A Focus On Sustainability And The Adoption Of ESG Practices During Production, As A Way To Ensure Even More Responsible Growth In Brazil

During the inauguration meeting of the new president of the Brazilian Institute of Mining (Ibram), held last Wednesday, (05/11), the current manager Raul Jungmann commented on his plans for the future of mining in the country. Thus, he stated that Brazil will expand mining with a focus on sustainability and, furthermore, Ibram will strongly pursue the adoption of ESG practices within production throughout the national territory during his presidency of the organization.

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Brazilian Mining Will Focus On Sustainability And ESG Practices For A More Efficient And Even More Responsible Production, Says President Of Ibram

This week was marked by the inauguration ceremony of Raul Jungmann as president of Ibram and, with that, new perspectives for the future of the sector in Brazil. The executive used his inauguration moment to defend his main ideal during his presidency of the organization, sustainability in mining. Thus, he stated that his management will be marked by incentives for ESG practices within mineral production in Brazil, and Ibram will do what is necessary to invest in this initiative.

Additionally, amid the moment of instability in agribusiness in Northern Brazil, Jungmann also emphasized his repudiation of legal mining and stated that he will work to combat illegalities within this sector. Moreover, Raul highlighted the importance of the management continuing the partnership with the National Mining Agency to invest in oversight, adoption of measures, and new projects aimed at sustainability in Brazilian mining, as a way to expand ESG practices in the sector.

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The Ceremony For The Inauguration Of Raul Jungmann Also Marked The Arrival Of New Positions In The Organization And Discussions Surrounding Mining With Sustainability

In addition to the arrival of executive Raul Jungmann at the inauguration of the presidency of Ibram, the meeting also marked the inauguration of the CEO of Anglo American in Brazil, Wilfred Bruijn, as president of the Board of Directors of Ibram, and of the CEO of Lundin Mining Corporation, Ediney Maia Drummond, as vice president. Furthermore, the meeting included tributes to the previous management and opened space for a series of discussions surrounding mining with sustainability.

Thus, the president and vice president of Ibram jointly highlighted the aim to invest even more in ESG practices and sustainability within production to expand Brazilian mining. Ediney also emphasized the approximately 2 million direct and indirect jobs and the R$ 117 billion in taxes that the sector has contributed to the country and stated that these numbers will grow even more during the new management.

Finally, the ceremony was also attended by Ministers of the Supreme Federal Court, Alexandre de Moraes, Gilmar Mendes, and Luís Roberto Barroso; the Acting President of the Chamber, federal deputy Marcelo Ramos (PSD-AM); the Minister of the Federal Court of Accounts, former senator Antonio Anastasia, and senator Jean Paul Prattes.

New President of Ibram Advocates Mining With Sustainability and ESG Practices in Brazilian Production

Raul Jungmann, The New President Of Ibram, Stated That Brazilian Mining Will Be Expanded With A Focus On Sustainability And The Adoption Of ESG Practices During Production, As A Way To Ensure Even More Responsible Growth In Brazil

Brazilian Mining Will Focus On Sustainability And ESG Practices For A More Efficient And Even More Responsible Production, Says President Of Ibram

The Ceremony For The Inauguration Of Raul Jungmann Also Marked The Arrival Of New Positions In The Organization And Discussions Surrounding Mining With Sustainability

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New President of Ibram Advocates Mining With Sustainability and ESG Practices in Brazilian Production

Raul Jungmann, The New President Of Ibram, Stated That Brazilian Mining Will Be Expanded With A Focus On Sustainability And The Adoption Of ESG Practices During Production, As A Way To Ensure Even More Responsible Growth In Brazil

Brazilian Mining Will Focus On Sustainability And ESG Practices For A More Efficient And Even More Responsible Production, Says President Of Ibram

The Ceremony For The Inauguration Of Raul Jungmann Also Marked The Arrival Of New Positions In The Organization And Discussions Surrounding Mining With Sustainability

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