Geological Survey of Tanzania (GST) and Ministry of Energy and Minerals of Tanzania have organized a Workshop
Geotech Ltd. and Sander Geophysics have finished the airborne magnetic, gravity, electromagnetic (VTEM), radiometric surveys in 31 districts and presented some results of the surveys.
Permanent Secretary (PS) of Ministry of Energy and Minerals Mr.Eliakim Maswi said – the surveys were carried out under the Sustainable Management of Mineral Resources Project, saying the purpose of the survey was to identify potential zones of mineralization. “The main objective of the project is to improve the socioeconomic impacts of mining for Tanzania and Tanzanians and therefore enhance local and foreign investments”, said PS.
GST Chief Executive Officer , Prof. Abdulkarim Mruma said: “geophysical data acquired through the high resolution airborne geophysical surveys allow fast and accurate delineation of mineralised targets and when augmented with geological and geochemical datasets are highly effective in attracting new exploration ventures.” Prof. Mruma noted that the availability of the modern geoscientific data will stimulate investments into mineral and other sectors and will improve the effectiveness of exploration programs.
Geological Survey of Tanzania (GST) and Ministry of Energy and Minerals of Tanzania
Geological Survey of Tanzania (GST) and Ministry of Energy and Minerals of Tanzania
Geological Survey of Tanzania (GST) and Ministry of Energy and Minerals of Tanzania
Geological Survey of Tanzania (GST) and Ministry of Energy and Minerals of Tanzania
Geological Survey of Tanzania (GST) and Ministry of Energy and Minerals of Tanzania
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