
January 11, 2026 — A five-member marathon team from Tajikistan, sponsored by Zijin’s Tajik gold-mining subsidiary Zeravshan, represented their capital Dushanbe at the 2026 Xiamen Marathon, where they achieved excellent results.
The team was invited by the event’s organizers and the Foreign Affairs Office of Xiamen. During their stay, they traveled to Shanghang County in western Fujian, Zijin’s birthplace, for more sports and cultural experiences. They toured two of the company’s flagship assets—Zijinshan Gold-Copper Mine and smelter operator Zijin Copper, and applauded Zijin for its modern mining operations. The team also visited local sports facilities and had discussions with sports officials from both Xiamen and Shanghang.
Mr. Guo Zhijun, Chinese Ambassador to Tajikistan, expressed his support, noting: “Such exchanges are vital for strengthening the friendship between our two countries, so we will continue to support them.”
In recent years, Zeravshan has actively fostered friendship between Xiamen and Dushanbe. In 2013, the two cities established a sister-city relationship with facilitation by Zijin and Zeravshan. In 2024, Zeravshan founded a gold and jewelry company in Dushanbe, extending the gold value chain in Tajikistan.
Sobre Zijin Mining
Zijin Mining es una empresa líder mundial en el sector de metales y minería, y uno de los mayores productores globales de oro, cobre y zinc. Con más de 30 operaciones y proyectos mineros de gran escala distribuidos en 19 países y 5 continentes, la compañía aprovecha sus sólidas capacidades internas de investigación, ingeniería y desarrollo para mantener una alta eficiencia operacional y bajos costos, tanto en adquisiciones como en operaciones.
Este enfoque le ha permitido consolidarse como referente en la creación de valor, respaldado por su filosofía de desarrollo compartido y sustentado por un desempeño superior en materia ambiental, social y de gobierno corporativo. Las acciones de Zijin cotizan en la Bolsa de Hong Kong (HKEX: 2899) y en la Bolsa de Shanghai (SSE: 601899).
