CHRISTOPHER GOSS
Chairman of the Board
Christopher, minerals financier & economist, ran business development for natural resources for the IFC (International Finance Corporation) out of London office from 2006-2010, IFC is private sector arm of the World Bank Group, and is a major private sector investor in mining in emerging markets. Earlier he led IFC mining transactions in Africa, Russia, Central Asia and and Latin America. Prior, he advised African governments in natural resource policy and, negotiations in Ghana, Tanzania, Mozambique and Swaziland. From 2010—2017 he was on the board of and latterly Non Executive Chairman of Triple Plate Junction, now Tethyan Resources, which was listed on AIM in London.
Lei Dultra, Communication Officer of Annamite Resources
27 Sept 2023
At Annamite Resources/LHBS, we know that team safety is the cornerstone of every successful exploration project. That's why we're thrilled to share a recent milestone that embodies our commitment to safety and community well-being.
On September 21, 2023, our dedicated team and school teachers in the community underwent a comprehensive first aid training program.
This initiative goes beyond safeguarding our crew; it's a vital step in creating a safer environment for everyone living in and around our exploration ground.
Why Team Safety Matters: In the world of exploration, unpredictable situations can arise. That's why we've ensured our team is equipped with essential life-saving skills, including CPR, wound care, and emergency response techniques. When every second counts, these skills can make all the difference.
Immediate Response:
The training empowers team members with the ability to respond swiftly to injuries or medical emergencies, which is crucial in remote areas where professional medical help may not be readily available. Collaboration:
By fostering a culture of safety and teamwork, the team is better prepared to handle challenging situations together, ensuring that no member is left unaided. Risk Mitigation:
The knowledge gained helps in identifying potential hazards in the field, enabling proactive measures to minimize risks and accidents. Immediate Help:
In remote areas where medical facilities may be far away, having community members trained in first aid increases the chances of rapid response to accidents, improving survival rates. Education:
By sharing the knowledge gained from this training with the community, we empower individuals with life-saving skills, which can be used in everyday life or during emergencies. Healthier Environment:
When more people possess the ability to provide first aid, the overall health and safety of the community improve, creating a safer and more vibrant environment. Community Engagement:
This initiative fosters a sense of community engagement, as people come together to learn and support each other's well-being. Resilience:
Communities that are well-prepared and have access to first aid resources are more resilient in the face of natural disasters or unexpected emergencies.
Extending Benefits to the Community: We firmly believe that security and safety is key for communities where we operate. By sharing these life-saving skills with our local community, we're building resilience and fostering a culture of mutual support.
Our commitment to team safety during exploration activities aligns with our broader mission to enhance the well-being of the community. By equipping our team members and local teachers with crucial first aid skills, we not only reduce the risks associated with exploration but also empower the community with the tools to respond effectively to emergencies. Through this shared knowledge, we are creating a safer and healthier environment for everyone involved. We look forward to continued collaboration with the community to further strengthen these bonds of safety and well-being.