EuroPacific Metals Announces Leadership Changes and Key Appointment

EuroPacific Metals Inc. (TSXV) (OTCQB) has announced significant changes in its leadership structure, with Mr. Karim Rayani, who has been serving as the Company’s Chief Executive Officer and Director since October 17, 2023, now appointed as Executive Chairman of the Board. The company stated that Rayani will continue his duties as CEO while also taking on the responsibilities of Executive Chair, succeeding Catalin Kilofliski. The Board expressed its gratitude to Kilofliski for his pivotal role in the formation of EuroPacific and extended best wishes for his future endeavors.

Karim Rayani remarked that Dr. Khan’s addition to the Board would enhance EuroPacific’s technical expertise, emphasizing that his extensive experience in exploration and project development would be invaluable as the company expands its project portfolio in Portugal along the Iberian Peninsula. Rayani also reiterated his appreciation for Kilofliski’s contributions, acknowledging the progress made under his leadership.

In addition to the leadership transition, EuroPacific has welcomed Dr. Wazir Khan to its Board. Dr. Khan, a distinguished exploration geologist with over 30 years of experience across various metallogenic districts, brings a wealth of expertise in mineral exploration, from early-stage greenfield projects to feasibility studies. His academic credentials include a Ph.D. in economic geology and igneous petrology from the University of Iowa, an M.Phil. in mineralogy from the University of Baluchistan, and an M.Sc. in mineralogy/petrology from the University of Peshawar. Throughout his career, Dr. Khan has contributed to significant projects, including early exploration at the Reko Dig Cu-Au porphyry deposit in Pakistan and the discovery of chromite, nickel, platinum, palladium, and zinc deposits in Ontario’s Ring of Fire.

The company also provided an update on its exploration activities at the Miguel Vacas copper deposit, where 11 holes have been completed, totaling 1,410 meters. The majority of these holes intercepted a significant quartz-breccia zone, with thicknesses ranging from approximately 5 meters to over 30 meters. Additionally, a 350-meter undercut hole was drilled beyond the initial plan. Results have been received for eight of the eleven holes, all of which successfully intersected the breccia zone over a 1.1 km strike length, confirming that the zone remains open both to the north and south.

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