PUTRAJAYA, 18 Jan (Bernama) -- Malaysia menekankan kepentingan kerangka industri mineral yang lestari dan keperluan untuk dunia menangani ketegangan geopolitik pada sesi meja bulat peringkat menteri pada "Future Minerals Forum 2025 (FMF25)" di Riyadh, Arab Saudi baru-baru ini.

Menteri Sumber Asli dan Kelestarian Alam Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad berkata kerangka industri mineral penting kerana mempunyai peranan dalam peralihan tenaga dan kemajuan teknologi manakala menangani ketegangan geopolitik pula dapat memanfaatkan teknologi terbaik pada kos lebih rendah.

*FMF25 menerima lebih 20,000 peserta dan menampilkan 250 ahli panel menerusi lebih 70 sesi.

"Ia menekankan peranan penting serta membincangkan mengenai mineral kritikal, pengurusan sumber mineral, tenaga boleh baharu, perlombongan lestari dan mempromosikan integrasi dalam industri mineral secara serantau serta global," katanya dalam kenyataan hari ini.

Nik Nazmi berkata Malaysia akan mengkaji kesesuaian untuk turut serta dalam pameran FMF akan datang selepas melihat kejayaan dan sambutan luar biasa edisi FMF kali ini serta faedah kepada semua negara yang menyertai.

FMF25 bertemakan Years of Impact diadakan selama tiga hari bermula 14 Jan lepas.

Nik Nazmi berkata sepanjang berlangsung FMF25, beliau berpeluang melawat King Abdul Aziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) serta mengadakan pertemuan dua hala dengan Menteri Industri dan Sumber Mineral Arab Saudi, Bandar Alkhorayef dan ditemu bual beberapa agensi media antarabangsa. "Saya berkongsi mengenai dasar pembangunan mineral negara, persaingan geopolitik dunia, cabaran pembangunan industri mineral, sumbangan industri kepada matlamat peralihan tenaga dan kemajuan teknologi serta keperluan untuk penerapan prinsip alam sekitar, sosial dan tadbir urus (ESG) dalam industri mineral," katanya.

-- BERNAMA

PUTRAJAYA, Jan 18 (Bernama) - Malaysia has emphasised the importance of a sustainable mineral industry framework and the need for the world to address geopolitical tensions during the ministerial roundtable session at the Future Minerals Forum 2025 (FMF25) held recently in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad said the mineral industry framework is crucial as it plays a role in energy transition and technological advancement, while addressing geopolitical tensions can help leverage the best technology at lower costs.

"FMF25 welcomed more than 20,000 participants and featured 250 panelists over 70 sessions.

"It discussed topics including critical minerals, mineral resource management, renewable energy, sustainable mining and promoting regional and global integration in the mineral industry," he said in a statement today.
Nik Nazmi said Malaysia will review the feasibility of participating in future FMF exhibitions after witnessing the success and extraordinary reception of this edition of the FMF and the benefits to all participating countries. FMF25, themed "Years of Impact," was held over three days from Jan 14.

Nik Nazmi added that during FMF25, he had the opportunity to visit the King Abdul Aziz City for Science and Technology (KACST), hold bilateral meetings with Saudi Arabia's Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources, Bandar Alkhorayef, and was interviewed by several international media agencies.

"I shared information about the country's mineral development policies, global geopolitical competition, challenges in developing the mineral industry, the industry's contribution to energy transition goals and technological advancement, as well as the need to adopt environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles in the mineral industry," he said.

-- BERNAMA

PUTRAJAYA, Jan 18 — Malaysia has emphasised the importance of a sustainable mineral industry framework and the need for the world to address geopolitical tensions during the ministerial roundtable session at the Future Minerals Forum 2025 (FMF25) held recently in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad said the mineral industry framework is crucial as it plays a role in energy transition and technological advancement, while addressing geopolitical tensions can help leverage the best technology at lower costs.

“FMF25 welcomed more than 20,000 participants and featured 250 panelists over 70 sessions.

“It discussed topics including critical minerals, mineral resource management, renewable energy, sustainable mining and promoting regional and global integration in the mineral industry,” he said in a statement today.

Nik Nazmi said Malaysia will review the feasibility of participating in future FMF exhibitions after witnessing the success and extraordinary reception of this edition of the FMF and the benefits to all participating countries.

FMF25, themed “Years of Impact,” was held over three days from Jan 14.

Nik Nazmi added that during FMF25, he had the opportunity to visit the King Abdul Aziz City for Science and Technology (KACST), hold bilateral meetings with Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources, Bandar Alkhorayef, and was interviewed by several international media agencies.

“I shared information about the country’s mineral development policies, global geopolitical competition, challenges in developing the mineral industry, the industry’s contribution to energy transition goals and technological advancement, as well as the need to adopt environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles in the mineral industry,” he said. — Bernama