Goa: The Ministry of Mines, Government of India, is organising the 4th Conference of Mining Ministers on November 5–6, 2026, in Goa. The two-day conference will bring together Mining Ministers from various States along with senior officials from the Central and State Governments to discuss key issues concerning the country’s mining sector.
The conference aims to provide an important platform for interaction, coordination and the exchange of views among State Mining Ministers and government representatives. Discussions will focus on the progress of the mining sector, emerging opportunities, existing challenges and measures to support its future growth.
4th Mining Ministers Conference to Focus on Mining Sector Development
The two-day conference will facilitate detailed discussions on various aspects of India’s mining industry. It will provide an opportunity for representatives from different States to share their experiences, initiatives and best practices related to the development of the mining sector.
The participation of Mining Ministers and senior government officials is expected to strengthen engagement between the Centre and State Governments and encourage the exchange of ideas on important sector-related matters.
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Centre and States to Discuss Opportunities and Challenges in Mining
The conference will serve as a common platform for States to discuss the progress achieved in the mining sector while highlighting opportunities and challenges that require collective attention.
Through discussions and the sharing of best practices, the conference aims to encourage mutual learning and strengthen cooperation among States. It will also provide an opportunity to deliberate on approaches that can support the continued development and growth of India’s mining industry.
Conference to Support Viksit Bharat Vision
The 4th Conference of Mining Ministers reflects the Ministry of Mines’ continued engagement with State Governments to promote the collective development of India’s mining sector.
By bringing together key stakeholders from the Centre and States, the conference aims to strengthen coordination and encourage collaborative efforts towards the sector’s future growth.
The initiative also aligns with the broader vision of Viksit Bharat, recognising the important contribution of the mining sector to India’s economic development and industrial growth.
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