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GMIN opens Bartica office to support Region 7 communities
Kaieteur News- The Guyanese subsidiary of Canadian-mining firm G Mining Ventures (GMIN) on December 4, 2024, opened its Bartica office at Lot 31, Second Avenue. In a statement, the company said this office serves as a cornerstone for fostering regional development and engagement, particularly in anticipation of the Oko Gold Mines Project, slated to begin gold production in 2027.
GMIN’s Country Manager, Mr. Bjorn Jeune, described the office as a tangible expression of the company’s dedication to Region 7 and Guyana’s growth. He said the project represents a new era for gold mining in Guyana, with proven reserves of 4.3 million ounces and a commitment to sustainability.
GMIN’s Bartica office
The company is prepared to leave a lasting impact on the communities of Bartica and Region 7, establishing a standard for community engagement and responsible mining, as construction commences in 2025.
“This project is not just about gold production, it is about creating lasting value for the communities, the region, and the nation. Together, we are building a legacy of sustainable development and shared prosperity,” Jeune noted.
Moreover, the company also launched a multi-stakeholder working group (MSWG) to enhance transparency and inclusivity. The group, which includes representatives from the government, civil society, and local communities, will guarantee the inclusion of all stakeholders in the project’s progress. From the first quarter of 2025, GMIN will train 200 Barticians in hospitality, welding, electrical work, and heavy-duty equipment operation. This initiative aligns with the company’s aim to create 1,500 jobs for Guyanese during the project’s lifecycle.
Moreover, Mayor of Bartica, Anthony Murray, said the establishment of the office is a good opportunity for the town and region. He underscored the importance of collaboration in achieving shared prosperity. Regional Chairman, Kenneth Williams, hailed the occasion as a pivotal development for Bartica and Region 7. He noted GMIN’s sincerity in its commitment to ensure Guyanese are at the core of its operations.
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