Tasiast recently hosted a graduation for 90 students in the Nouadhibou and Inchiri region who have been trained in the Vocational and Technical Training School (EETP-BTP) funded by Kinross.
Brahim M’Bareck, Vice-President, External Relations, Tasiast, and Mr. Hamahoullah, Director of EETP-BTP, presented students with the certificates at a ceremony this month. Captured above, the students with their awards and members of the Kinross delegation at their graduation.
The EETP-BTP program was developed by our community relations team and offers students hands on training in various areas including mechanics, welding, electricity, and computer literacy. The program hopes to train 240 students in the region by 2020.
Congratulations to our 2019 Living Our Values Awards (LOVA) winners!
The Round Mountain Phase W expansion project continues to make strong progress, with major project elements complete or nearing completion, and commissioning of the processing circuit has now commenced, ahead of schedule.
Today, we released our 2019 Q1 results. We had an excellent first quarter built on strong operational performance and disciplined cost management.
In May 2017, Kinross’ global leadership met in Toronto with the goal of identifying our current culture and creating a tangible and concrete set of People Commitments to help guide us in how we evolve our culture for future success.
On August 1st, we launched our 2017 Corporate Responsibility Report, an in-depth review of our CR progress over the past two years in delivering on our commitment to responsible mining.
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