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2026年8月3日 下午4:26 UTC 更新于2小时前
2026年8月2日，美国总统唐纳德·特朗普在马里兰州安德鲁斯联合基地走出空军一号时撑伞挥手。路透社/丹·霍尔耶尔 授权转载
8月3日（路透社）——据两位知情人士透露，美国总统唐纳德·特朗普预计将于周五出席由美国国务院主办的矿业高管圆桌会议。
此次活动是特朗普政府扩大国内及盟友能源、国防和先进技术所需关键矿产供应整体举措的一部分。消息人士称，会议议程、参会嘉宾及其他细节仍在变动中，有可能调整。
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本届政府已将确保关键矿产供应链安全列为优先事项，采取措施提振国内生产与加工、减少对中国的依赖，并强化与盟友的伙伴关系。
政府方面认为，扩大该行业规模不仅需要对矿山和加工厂进行投资，还需要培养更多熟练劳动力，包括工程师、地质学家、矿工和技术人员——当前企业正面临支撑未来项目所需人才短缺的问题。
据第三位直接了解筹备情况的人士透露，美国能源部也预计将于周五举办一场专注于劳动力发展的活动。
该消息人士称，这场活动将邀请美国所有14所经认证的矿业院校代表参加，旨在提高人们对矿业职业道路的认知，并强调需要更多学生进入该领域。
中国庞大的矿业院校网络助力其成为全球最大矿产生产国。
白宫、能源部和国务院未立即回复置评请求。
美国全国矿业协会（行业贸易组织）的阿什利·伯克表示：“我们期待继续与（本届政府）合作，寻求负责任开发我国丰富资源、保障供应链安全并打造未来矿业劳动力队伍的解决方案。”
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Trump expected to attend event with mining execs amid critical minerals push
2026-08-03 4:26 PM UTC / Reuters
By Jarrett Renshaw and Ernest Scheyder
August 3, 2026 4:26 PM UTC Updated 2 hours ago
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Aug 3 (Reuters) – President Donald Trump is expected to attend a roundtable on Friday with top mining executives hosted by the U.S. State Department, according to two people familiar with the planning.
The event is part of the Trump administration’s broader efforts to expand domestic and allied supplies of critical minerals needed for energy, defense and advanced technologies. The agenda, participants and other details remain fluid and could change, according to the sources.
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The administration has made securing critical minerals supply chains a priority, taking steps to boost domestic production and processing, reduce reliance on China and strengthen partnerships with allies.
It has argued that expanding the sector will require not only investment in mines and processing facilities but also a larger pipeline of skilled workers, including engineers, geologists, miners and technicians, as companies face a shortage of talent needed to support future projects.
The U.S. Department of Energy is also expected to host an event on Friday focused on workforce development, according to a third person with direct knowledge of the planning.
That event will include representatives from all 14 accredited U.S. mining schools, and aims to raise awareness of mining as a career path while highlighting the need for more students to enter the field, the source said.
China’s broad network of mining schools has helped it become the world’s largest minerals producer.
The White House, Energy Department and State Department did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
“We look forward to continuing to work with (the administration) on solutions to responsibly develop our nation’s vast resources, secure our supply chains and create the mining workforce of the future,” said Ashley Burke of the National Mining Association, an industry trade group.
Reporting By Jarrett Renshaw and Ernest Scheyder; Additional reporting by Humeyra Pamuk; Editing by Mark Porter
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