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Prime Minister urges bauxite workers to focus on the resurgence of bauxite mining operations
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Prime Minister, Samuel Hinds has urged bauxite workers to avoid conflicts and capitalize on the resurgence of bauxite mining operations.
He noted that jobs and good wages come from profitable companies.
It is the prime minister’s view that the decisions taken by government in relation to the bauxite industry are bearing fruit.
Addressing workers at RUSAL’s Aroaima bauxite site on the Berbice River, Mr. Hinds stressed that investments be maximized to create greater dividends.
Mr. Hinds said mind change in the industry is essential, since the country paid dearly for the nationalization of Bauxite.
on Wednesday last, RUSAL commissioned equipment and vehicles valued at some 21 million u.s dollars to advance its operations.
The Russian Aluminium company has plans to expand its production to five million tonnes by 2015 and 10 million Tonnes by 2018.
Last month, the Chinese owned, BOSAI minerals group incorporated also announced plans to expand its operations in Linden, region ten by investing 100 million u.s dollars.
Meanwhile, the first bauxite corporation will be establishing a mine at Bonasika on the Essequibo river, which is expected to yield production of 100,000 tonnes on an annual Basis.
He noted that jobs and good wages come from profitable companies.
It is the prime minister’s view that the decisions taken by government in relation to the bauxite industry are bearing fruit.
Addressing workers at RUSAL’s Aroaima bauxite site on the Berbice River, Mr. Hinds stressed that investments be maximized to create greater dividends.
Mr. Hinds said mind change in the industry is essential, since the country paid dearly for the nationalization of Bauxite.
on Wednesday last, RUSAL commissioned equipment and vehicles valued at some 21 million u.s dollars to advance its operations.
The Russian Aluminium company has plans to expand its production to five million tonnes by 2015 and 10 million Tonnes by 2018.
Last month, the Chinese owned, BOSAI minerals group incorporated also announced plans to expand its operations in Linden, region ten by investing 100 million u.s dollars.
Meanwhile, the first bauxite corporation will be establishing a mine at Bonasika on the Essequibo river, which is expected to yield production of 100,000 tonnes on an annual Basis.
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