The Ghana Gold Board, GoldBod, and the Ghana Geological Survey Authority, GGSA, have signed an agreement to work together. This partnership will focus on exploring mineral areas that are currently blocked off.
These investigations will help determine the presence of valuable minerals. The goal is to unlock resources for the country.
Sammy Gyamfi was present during the signing of the agreement with officials from GoldBod and GGSA.
The collaboration is expected to lead to a better understanding of Ghana's mineral wealth. It aims to improve the process of identifying and accessing new mining sites.
The GGSA will use its geological expertise to map and assess these blocked areas.
GoldBod will facilitate the process to ensure efficient exploration and potential extraction of minerals.
This move is part of efforts to boost the country's mining sector.
It aims to create new opportunities for investment and economic growth.