World Mining Congress 2023

The event

Queensland Government was the host state partner of the World Mining Congress 2023 in Brisbane.

The Congress was a unique opportunity for international representatives of the world’s leading resource economies to make new connections, discuss current challenges, and share the latest research, technology and best practice. It was also the launchpad for Queensland’s critical mineral strategy.

We would like to thank all those who attended or were involved in the World Mining Congress.

Critical minerals strategy

The Queensland Critical Minerals Strategy outlines key objectives and actions for quick and purposeful response to demand and a prosperous critical minerals sector.

Invest in Queensland

Queensland is a premier resource-investment destination with the critical minerals the world needs to tackle climate change and drive advancements in the manufacturing, defence and scientific-research sectors.

Technical information

The Geological Survey of Queensland provides invaluable, world-leading intelligence through publications, maps and digital data products to drive innovation and create opportunities.

Innovation and skills

Queensland’s intellectual capability in geoscience and mining is well established, and continues to generate capacity for the benefit of investors, manufacturers, retailers and customers along the supply chain.

Critical minerals

Queensland has one of the world’s richest mineral-producing areas with major deposits of copper, lead, zinc, nickel, cobalt, tungsten, graphite and vanadium, as well as silver, phosphate and rare earths.

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