Romeu Zema: So, if Minas Gerais has a mine today, that mine will contribute to preventing a lot of fossil fuel from being emitted in the future, which are electric motors, motors for wind power, are... equipment that will be used in photovoltaic cells and so on.
Romeu Zema: So we have to remember.
What is being extracted today, people say, they're digging a hole here, but it's to avoid burning fossil fuel.
Romeu Zema: So, at this moment of energy transition, the demand for copper, for several minerals, increases a lot.
Romeu Zema: And Brazil needs to participate and call its trading partners and even negotiate well and say, I sell to you.
