Jalil highlighted Catamarca's growth with mining and coordination with the private sector

The governor of Catamarca, Raúl Jalil, participated in the AmCham Summit 2026 and defended the role of mining as one of the pillars of provincial economic development.

During his presentation, the president assured that the province is advancing a model that combines natural resources with productive diversification.

Mining as the axis of growth

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Jalil highlighted that Catamarca is consolidating a strategy based on the integration of mining with other

sectors.

As he explained, the objective is to generate employment and expand opportunities throughout the territory.

“The province is growing with balance, integrating mining with other activities,” he said.

Productive diversification and new opportunities

The governor emphasized that development is not limited to the

mining sector.

He also mentioned advances in tourism, olive production and renewable energy.

These areas seek to complement the productive base and give greater stability to growth.

Importance of clear rules

Jalil stressed the need to provide predictability to

attract investment.

In this regard, he highlighted articulation with the private sector as a key factor.

The approach aims to generate a competitive environment that allows development to be sustained over time.

A key event for investment The

AmCham Summit brought together businessmen, officials and academic leaders.

Under the slogan of a developing federal Argentina, policies to boost the economy were discussed.

Among the prominent sectors were agro-industry, energy and mining.

Catamarca on the investment map

The province seeks to position itself as an attractive destination for national and international capitals

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The growth of mining, especially in lithium, appears as a central opportunity.

In parallel, it aims to strengthen other sectors to reduce dependence on a single activity.

A model under construction

The Catamarca approach combines natural resources, private investment and planning

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The commitment is to achieve sustained growth with a real impact on the local economy.

Within this framework, mining is consolidating itself as one of the main engines of provincial development.