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Reko Diq Mining Company holds supplier roadshow for vendors from across Pakistan

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QUETTA, May 29 (APP):Reko Diq Mining Company (RDMC), operated by Barrick Mining Corporation, hosted the Pakistan Supplier Road Show in Karachi to connect with prospective vendors and suppliers from across the country.
The event was part of RDMC’s ongoing efforts to build a robust, inclusive, and competitive supply chain for the Reko Diq project, one of the world’s largest undeveloped copper-gold mines.
The roadshow, led by RDMC’s Supply Chain team, attracted over 200 companies, including small and medium enterprises from Balochistan as well as national-level firms.
Participants were provided an overview of the Reko Diq project, its operational values, procurement strategy, tax regime, community development initiatives, hiring policies and opportunities for partnership during the construction and operational phases.
The Karachi expo follows a similar Vendors Expo held earlier in Quetta last year. The forum allowed potential partners to ask questions, understand RDMC’s standards and expectations, and explore registration processes for becoming qualified suppliers.
“This event is part of our commitment to local economic development,” said Martin Heunes, Head of Supply Chain at RDMC. “Reko Diq will become the largest copper and gold mining operation in Pakistan and we intend to do business with capable local vendors and suppliers where they meet our technical, safety, and ethical standards. We are also encouraging international companies to work with Reko Diq and invest in building sustainable capabilities in Pakistan.”
RDMC, operating under a joint venture with the Government of Balochistan and the Government of Pakistan, is committed to developing Reko Diq as a model of responsible mining and inclusive economic growth. The Supplier Road Show exemplifies its approach to transparency, stakeholder engagement, and long-term partnership with Pakistani businesses.
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