RESPONSE TO SHAREHOLDERS
Q&A WEBSITE
July 05 to July 10, 2007

Management of Medinah Minerals, Inc. is pleased with the responses via the Emails received by the Company since the posting of the invitation on our Website. We will answer the most commonly asked questions, in no particular order.

Q) Does the company anticipate concluding a Joint Venture Agreement with a major mining company this summer?
A) The company President, Juan José Quijano Fernández is in active negotiations with more than 12 corporations, several of which are combined proposals. Management is working as quickly as possible to finalize one agreement. With 12 companies involved, projecting a finish date is difficult. We will, however, conclude this agreement in the best way possible in the given circumstances
and hope that this will be in the nearest timeline.

Q) Does Medinah file yearly statements with the IRS?
A) Medinah posts annual financial statements (unaudited) on the Website and files the statements with all applicable regulatory authorities.

Q) Why haven’t the SAT photos and IP results been posted on the Website as promised months ago?
A) A summary of the reports has been posted from time to time on the Website. The technical reports themselves are very difficult and costly to reproduce in a format for the Website. Any shareholder who requires one of these reports would be provided a copy by remitting the reproduction costs.

Q) The website posted financials show current liabilities ending December 31, 2006 of $142,005 and long-term debt of over $600,000. What is the current outstanding debt of Medinah and who is this owed to?
A) The June 30, 2007 interim financial statements will be posted on the Website shortly with an addendum detailing the current and long-term debts at that time.

Q) Please explain why we increased our claims by 4X?
A) When our geologists, working in consort with several majors, did an evaluation of the copper/moly claims extending to the south of our main claim group, a recommendation was made to extend our roads to these properties and to obtain additional properties to make a continuous claim block. Our past development programs did not extend to this area.

Q) Why hasn’t the company drilled more?
A) Drilling has already outlined a significant mineral resource on the Alto de Lipangue that potentially expands in all directions and depth.

At the shareholder meeting of May 17, 2004, a clear mandate was given to the Directors by the shareholders to organize the properties and the company into a format that would facilitate the company negotiating with major mining companies for a beneficial Joint Venture Agreement or sale of the properties. There was no desire on the part of Management or shareholders to engage in additional exploration programs or was it considered beneficial to the desired outcome.

Q) The 2006 expense sheet shows over $189,000 spent on "direct exploration" in Chile. How was this expense paid for or is it still an outstanding obligated?
A) The $189,000 was paid for by direct investment from the Officers, Directors and Associates of the company.

Q) What percentage of the property Lipangue does MDMN own? Is it 100%, 10%, etc.?
A) The Chilean company – Medinah Chile, S.A. – owns 100% of the claims, with the exception of two claims that Medinah owns a 10% free-carried interest. Medinah Minerals, Inc. USA owns 50% of the shares of Medinah Chile, S.A.