he Malaysian Chamber of Mines
was incorporated on 10 December 1914 under the Federated Malay States Chamber of Mines Incorporated Enactment No.25 of 1914, which is now known as the Malaysian Chamber of Mines Incorporation Act 1914. It is the only Chamber in the country to have been established by an Act of Parliament.
OBJECTIVES
The Chamber's objectives as laid down in its Incorporation Act are:
- To protect and advance the general interest of the mineral community.
- To collect and distribute mineral information.
- To promote, support or oppose any legislative or other measures affecting the mineral industry.
- To exchange information on mineral matters with other mineral associations, both locally and abroad.
MEMBERSHIP
The Chamber draws its membership from the
major mining management groups, mining
companies, mining / mineral Associations, consultants,
engineers and individuals.
Currently it has a membership of more
than 150 members.
November 1-3, 2010
June 22-24, 2000
National Seminar on the Malaysian Minerals Industry
November 16-18, 2000
Asia Pacific Mining & Quarrying (APMQ) - CONFERENCE 2000
November 16-19, 2000
Asia Pacific Mining & Quarrying (APMQ) - EXHIBITION 2000
October 22, 2001Seminar on Occupational Safety, Health & Environment in the Mining & Quarrying Industry 2001.
October 10, 2002Seminar on Occupational Safety, Health & Environment in the Mining & Quarrying Industry 2002.
October 14, 2003
September
20, 2004Seminar on Occupational Safety and Health in the Mining & Quarrying Industry 2004.